>We don't know that the assistant janitor at Apple doesn't have the killer taste required to run the company, but without any particular evidence of it, it's pr

>We don't know that the assistant janitor at Apple doesn't have the killer taste required to run the company, but without any particular evidence of it, it's probably best to assume he/she does not. Steve Jobs did not specifically request that an assistant janitor take over as CEO. With Job's blessing, it's safe to assume that either Cook, or some system Job's put in place, is expected to continue Apple's taste.