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Is Tim Cook being viewed, judged and treated unfairly by the masses for NOT being Steve Jobs? Is his skill and expertise being overlooked because of Steve's larger than life persona? I think so. What about you?
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Is Tim Cook being viewed, judged and treated unfairly by the masses for NOT being Steve Jobs? Is his skill and expertise being overlooked because of Steve's larger than life persona? I think so. What about you?
Not his products. Hois teams products that he finally rejects or accepts.IMO Tim so far has been finishing some of jobs projects that he left .. Also Tim is not Steve no matter the job title .. I think he is doing Tim .. Steve did Steve and both are good in their own way. It will be interesting to see what way Tim takes the company and what fully new products come down the line that Tim can call his own .
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Everyone will try to compare him to Steve Jobs. The problem with that is they are only human. They both had/have their pluses and minuses.
I've noticed people always try to glorify those who have passed. They overlook the deceased flaws and only capitalise on their assets. Thus no one can live up to the Steve Jobs in their memories.
I think Tim Cook is doing as well as to be expected. While he's not perfect, he isn't positively horrible either. As the company grows, he'll grow with it. Just my opinion.
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Haven't read all the previous posts so forgive me that, but IMO Tim Cook makes far far too too much money for anyone to even consider whether or not he's being treated fairly. At those $$,$$$,$$$ anything he gets, no matter how rough, is fair. He's paid to make wonderful things happen so he should be held to that standard...IMO. If he feels he's being treated unfairly he can always let someone else have a turn. I never had the expectation that he would be a Steve Jobs and it will only lead to dissapointment if that is what is expected of him. Steve was not "normal" Tim...Tim seems "normal" and I think he's doing okay. Not great, but okay.
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