Tim Cook reflects on anniversary of Steve Jobs Stanford address
@tim_cook: Cook on Jobs speech anniversary
Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, marked the 20th anniversary of Steve Jobs' iconic speech to Stanford graduates with a tweet emphasizing its lasting impact.
In 2005, Steve Jobs delivered a commencement address at Stanford University, urging graduates to 'stay hungry, stay foolish.' Cook's tweet reflects on this message and its relevance to today's new graduates. The principles laid out by Jobs continue to guide young professionals as they embark on their careers.
Cook's reflection highlights the enduring legacy of Jobs, co-founder of Apple, and his ability to inspire future generations with his visionary mindset and enduring wisdom.
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Cook's commemoration not only underscores the profound influence of Jobs’ philosophy on Apple’s culture but also resonates with broader contributions to innovation within the company. Similar themes of enduring inspiration were highlighted when he honored the legacy of Bill Atkinson, another pivotal figure in Apple's history, reflecting on Atkinson's lasting impact on technological progress. More recently, Cook's leadership has been evident in the unveiling of the new Apple Liquid Glass software design, reinforcing Apple’s ongoing commitment to user-centric innovation.
