TIm Cook explains that he will not last more than 10 years in the position of CEO of Apple in an interview with Kara Swisher. And is that the years pass for everyone and although the current CEO of the company is in perfect condition to continue to lead it, he is aware that over the years you wear out and more in one of the most technological companies. greats of the world.
Being able to podcast Cook interviews is great to get some of the details about his personal thoughts and the company itself. In this case, Swisher got straight to the point and asked about Cook's length in office. The answer was clear and concise.
For those who don't know, Tim Cook has been at Apple since 1997 and after the death of Steve Jobs, became CEO in 2011. Currently, the CEO of Apple is 60 years old in 2020 and it is normal to be asked how much longer he will be leading this spectacular company. It must be said that in the beginning people did not trust him too much but with the passage of time he took over the position and with the clients. Obviously, you can't be liked by everyone, but in this sense they are doing really well.
I feel great right now. And there is no date in sight for my departure. It is true that 10 more years is a long time to be in charge and probably 10 more years not.
That's how clear the current CEO of Apple was. He is expected to continue in office for a few more years and does not consider leaving immediately, although he also clarifies that it will not be 10 more years at the helm. On the possible candidates to replace him in the position no concrete data although it is true that it could be any current high position.
Another of the most interesting answers in the interview was the one that Swisher asked him: «What would you do if you weren't at the helm of Apple? " To which Cook replied: “I have no idea why I love this company so much that it is difficult to imagine my life without it. And that's why I don't think I know until I get out of it. "