What is the operating style of Steve Jobs and Tim Cook different?
According to the memoir of Walter Isaacson - CNN President and editor of Time magazine, Steve Jobs is an outstanding, determined, determined and temperate person. Meanwhile, Tim Cook is evaluated as very different, maintaining the principles, principles and quite convincing.
Both Tim Cook and Steve Jobs are outstanding, but each leads Apple with its own style.
According to the memoir of Walter Isaacson - CNN President and editor of Time magazine, Steve Jobs is an outstanding, determined, determined and temperate person.
Meanwhile, Tim Cook is evaluated as very different, maintaining the principles, principles and quite convincing.
Both Tim Cook and Steve Jobs are outstanding, but each leads Apple with its own style.
Looking at factors including product, scandal, and dividends, Ohio University created an Apple comparison infographic under two "CEO dynasties ":
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