Tim Cook left the boss's chair Applu. He sent a touching farewell letter to his employees

The long-awaited day is finally here. On September 1st Tim Cook after fifteen years, he will officially leave the position of CEO of the company Apple and will pass the baton to his successor, current head of hardware engineering John Ternus. On the eve of this historic transformace acquired by 9to5 serverMac CookHis emotional internal letter, which he addressed to all employees on the day of his resignation.

In his extensive message Cook He thanks the entire team and professes his love for the company and its corporate culture. "Together, we were able to make that 'hole in the universe', as Steve once described it, because of who we are and what we believe in.,” writes the departing apple pilot. Although he is leaving a role he says he deeply loved, he is completely at peace with his decision and is looking forward to the next chapter. From Applu does not leave completely, it just moves to another position.

Cook In the letter, he also expressed his absolute confidence in his successor. He said that few people understand product development as well as John Ternus and he is excited about his future leadership. Cook He didn't forget about the customers themselves either. He shared a message on social media thanking the Apple community for their constant inspiration. He added that although his job title is changing tomorrow, his love for his fans will remain. Applu will remain the same forever.

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Layoffs at Vision Pro and a bodyguard for mountain hikes

In connection with tomorrow's leadership change, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman brought a few more interesting snippets from behind the scenes at Apple. For example, he pointed out previously undisclosed layoffs in the headset division. Vision Pro, which was to affect employees working on security, sound engineering, assistant integration Siri and the system itself visionOS.

The information then appears smilingmacabout the new job advertisement. Apple is currently looking for an elite bodyguard who is specifically required to be able to "complete multi-mile hikes in harsh environments." Given that he is Tim Cook A huge fan of American national parks and hiking, Gurman rightly believes that this bodyguard is just right for him. In his new role, the outgoing director will undoubtedly have much more time for his hobbies.