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There was also a former employee who criticized CEO Tim Cook, who took over Steve Jobs, for making Apple a boring company. However, Warren Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, the world’s largest investment holding company, and who is called the god of investment, compliments Tim Cook as one of the world’s top executives.
When asked about the reason for the sale of some of Apple’s shares held by the company during a question-and-answer at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholders’ meeting, Buffett said that Apple has a good and good manager, and Tim Cook was briefly underestimated, but he was undoubtedly one of the world’s top executives. In other words, he praised Apple’s CEO Tim Cook.
In addition, although the Apple business is excellent, what he wants to emphasize is that Tim Cook is a different person from the management he has seen so far, and that two great executives at the extremes are from Apple. He said he had been ordered.
He said that Tim Cook CEO thinks he is doing well with the Apple business that Steve Jobs has grown. Tim Cook may not leave behind the same achievements as Steve Jobs in that it is creation, but on the contrary, he does not think that Jobs can leave the same achievements as Tim Cook. Emphasizing that Jobs and Tim Cook have grown Apple in a completely different way.
In addition, vice chairman Charlie Munger of Berkshire Hathaway, who attended the shareholders’ meeting, praised big tech in general, including Apple, but warned that antitrust investigations faced by countries, including the United States and Europe, could hinder the growth of big tech. Related information can be found here.
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