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Most likely he wouldn't. The second statement is false equivalence. The equivalent comparison would be "if you took someone from the assembly line and make them
by viktorcode 5y ago
Most likely he wouldn't.
The second statement is false equivalence. The equivalent comparison would be "if you took someone from the assembly line and make them CEO, would Apple's cost grow 1000% in ten years?"
- stanmancan 5y agoNo kidding. Apple has added $2,500,000,000,000 to it's market cap since Tim Cook took over in 2011. If you think "anyone could do that" then I don't really know what to say.
- ipaddr 5y agoSo you assert that moving Tim to another company would see that company grow as the same rate? Steve Jobs setup Apple with so much success that I would have given half of Tim's salary to Steve's estate and still felt that we are ripping off of Steve. Tim Cook is a caretaker CEO who didn't add that value himself. He was smart enough not to do anything to take Apple off of the path it was on but lacks vision. Apple sits on boatloads of money that could have been used to secure a key vertical in the future.
- stanmancan 5y ago> So you assert that moving Tim to another company would see that company grow as the same rate? No, never said anything of the sort. > Tim Cook is a caretaker CEO who didn't add that value himself. The market cap begs to differ. He is far from the product visionary that Steve Jobs was but he is great at execution. There is a reason Jobs picked him as his successor.