Tim Cook Strategy at Apple

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Episode 10 of the Paris, minuit - Vivredart podcast, hosted by William BRISA, titled "Tim Cook Strategy at Apple" was published on February 14, 2024 and runs 2 minutes.

February 14, 2024 ·2m · Paris, minuit - Vivredart

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Summary

Source : https://businessinsider.com/tim-cook-explains-his-strategy-for-running-apple-2013-6?r=US&IR=T What qualities do you look for in terms of what you think will produce effective collaboration?And what's your role as CEO in fostering that kind of collaboration?You look for people that are not political. People that are not bureaucrats. People that can privately celebrate the achievement, but not care if their name isn’t the one in the lights. There are greater reasons to do things.You look for wicked smart people. You look for people who appreciate different points of view. People who care enough that they have an idea at 11 at night and they want to call and talk to you about it. Because they're so excited about it, they want to push the idea further. And that they believe that somebody can help them push the idea another step instead of them doing everything themselves.I've never met anyone in my life, maybe they exist, that could do something so incredible by themselves in companies with global footprints. In our world, in Apple's world, the reason Apple is special is because we focus on hardware, software, and services. And the magic happens where those three come together.And so, it's unlikely that somebody that's focused on one of those in and of itself can come up with magic and so you want people collaborating in such a way that you can produce these things that can't be produced otherwise. And you want people to believe in that. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Episode Description

Source : https://businessinsider.com/tim-cook-explains-his-strategy-for-running-apple-2013-6?r=US&IR=T

What qualities do you look for in terms of what you think will produce effective collaboration?

And what's your role as CEO in fostering that kind of collaboration?

You look for people that are not political. People that are not bureaucrats. People that can privately celebrate the achievement, but not care if their name isn’t the one in the lights. There are greater reasons to do things.

You look for wicked smart people. You look for people who appreciate different points of view.

People who care enough that they have an idea at 11 at night and they want to call and talk to you about it. Because they're so excited about it, they want to push the idea further. And that they believe that somebody can help them push the idea another step instead of them doing everything themselves.

I've never met anyone in my life, maybe they exist, that could do something so incredible by themselves in companies with global footprints. In our world, in Apple's world, the reason Apple is special is because we focus on hardware, software, and services. And the magic happens where those three come together.

And so, it's unlikely that somebody that's focused on one of those in and of itself can come up with magic and so you want people collaborating in such a way that you can produce these things that can't be produced otherwise.

And you want people to believe in that.

Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.