Is Tim Cook Doing the Right Thing for Apple?

The transcript discusses the myth of the lone innovator, using Steve Jobs as an example of someone who built a successful team at Apple. It highlights the changes in Apple's strategy under Tim Cook, emphasizing the importance of adapting to new challenges. The digital revolution's impact on personal technology is explored, along with the collaborative nature of innovation, as illustrated by the co-invention of the microchip.

What does the speaker suggest about the myth of the lone innovator?

How did Steve Jobs' approach to teamwork contribute to Apple's success?

In what ways does the speaker believe creativity is a team sport in the digital age?

What are some key differences between Tim Cook's leadership and Steve Jobs' leadership at Apple?

What does the speaker imply about the evolution of technology and its personal connection to users?