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Tim Cook's last day as Apple CEO: Read his full memo to employees

On his last day as CEO, Tim Cook sent a heartfelt memo to Apple employees, thanking them for their support and praising them as an "extraordinary team."

Tim Cook's last day as Apple CEO: Read his full memo to employees

On Monday, Apple CEO Tim Cook ended his tenure at the company, sending a heartfelt memo to employees from his last day as CEO. In the note, Cook expressed gratitude for the support and praise the team, calling them an "extraordinary team." Reflecting on Apple's culture, he praised it as proof that culture triumphs over everything, with a shared belief that what they build matters and they have the responsibility to leave the world better than they found it.

Cook led Apple since 2011, taking over from co-founder Steve Jobs shortly after his death. While stepping down as CEO, Cook will remain with the company in a new role, welcoming incoming CEO John Ternus. Cook is confident in Ternus' ability to lead, praising his brilliance, capabilities, and understanding of product development.

He hopes employees continue to be proud of Apple and give their best, emphasizing the profound difference they can make by bringing their whole selves to work.

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