Outpouring CEO of Apple, Tim Cook About Steve Jobs

Apple CEO, Tim Cook, acknowledged that his position as the number one position in Apple was the best he ever had. According to him, the position continues to innovate for the sake of making progress as the technology giant Apple in the global sphere.
In an interview with The Washington Post, Tim Cook unburden himself for five years served as CEO of Apple since succeeding Steve Jobs in October 2011 ago. He revealed, being a CEO for a company of Apple is the biggest challenge for him.
"Being a leader for this company is not an easy task. But I do it with all my heart. I have a lot of people who always encouraged me, to contribute to fill the shortcomings and encouraged me with love," said the man born 1 November 1960 this , as quoted from page Mirror, Tuesday (16/08/2016).On the same occasion, Cook also expressed sympathy to the late Steve Jobs. According to him, Steve Jobs was an important figure for the progress of Apple in the realm of technology.
"For me, Steve will never be replaced. It is a figure that is original, ideas, ideas, and inventions are always genuine success makes people around him in awe. I myself still do not believe it is my role now replace Steve," recalls Tim Cook.

    "When I was asked to become CEO of Apple, I think by that time Steve was still there. In fact, that day (the day on which he died) was the worst day for me."
In the death of Steve Jobs, Apple became one of the most valuable asset value, which amounted to US $ 42.4 billion, or equivalent to Rp 555 trillion. However, like the higher the towering trees faster and faster the wind blows, sales of Apple devices in the line of iPhone rumored to instead continue to decline.
Unknown, iPhone sales continue to bending by 13 percent. Apple admits iPhone product line they only sold 51.2 million units in the fiscal second quarter of this year.
The results of the report would be an absolute concern for Apple. Moreover, the decline in unit sales Phone that occurred during the last three months is considered as the beginning of 'collapse' Apple since last quarter, where Apple is able to gain a profit of US $ 18.4 billion (Rp 243 trillion). Not only that, Apple's shares are also reported to have decreased by 5 percent.

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