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John Ternus named new Apple CEO, succeeding Tim Cook

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John Ternus has officially taken over as the new CEO of Apple Inc., succeeding Tim Cook after a 15-year tenure. Ternus, a longtime insider, emphasized the importance of humility and continuous learning, advising young professionals to assume their intelligence but remain open to acquiring knowledge from others. His career at Apple began in 2001 as an engineer, and he rose through the ranks, eventually overseeing hardware engineering for products like the iPad and Mac. AI

RANK_REASON A major leadership change at a top-tier tech company. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.1]

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John Ternus named new Apple CEO, succeeding Tim Cook

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Emma Burleigh ·

    Apple’s new CEO John Ternus once told Gen Z to ‘never assume’ they know as much as others—he says it’s the mindset hack that will push you forward

    Apple CEO John Ternus shared the mindset hack that steered his 25-year career at the $4.6 trillion tech giant: "Assume you’re as smart as anyone else."

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