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Mr. Petsch remembers him as being tough but calm, unlike Mr. Jobs, who is known for his fiery temper.
Management Team Faces Task of Keeping Momentum Yukari Iwatani Kane 2011
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RB Andrew Meredith - A converted cornerback, Meredith made the most of his playing time this spring, thanks to an injury to Nehemie Kankolongo and the defections of Darius Terry and Duell Petsch.
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Redshirt freshman CB Andrew Meredith converted to running back after the departures of Terry and walk-on Duell Petsch, and the injury to Kankolongo at the position. —
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"Tim was the ultimate decision maker," Greg Petsch , who was Mr. Cook's boss at Compaq as the head of global manufacturing, said in an interview two years ago.
Management Team Faces Task of Keeping Momentum Yukari Iwatani Kane 2011
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Petsch says government clients such as the NHS are under pressure to show "massive budgetary restraint" but that money flows out each time the weather closes in: "We're called in to do winter gritting outside hospitals every time the temperature drops to zero or below."
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He's in it to win, said Greg Petsch, who was Cook's boss at Compaq Computer in the late 1990s.
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"They call him an operational genius, but Tim's a lot more strategic than he's been getting credit for," said Petsch.
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"They call him an operational genius, but Tim's a lot more strategic than he's been getting credit for," said Petsch.
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He's in it to win, said Greg Petsch, who was Cook's boss at Compaq Computer in the late 1990s.
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Although operations executives are not generally considered CEO material, Petsch pointed to former Intel CEO Craig Barrett's rise to the top from COO jobs.
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