Tim Cook: I convinced myself Steve Jobs 'would bounce'

Apple's Tim Cook tells The Washington Post about the "lonely" job of CEO. For those of you who hold onto every word Tim Cook says, The Washington Post has about 10,000 to offer. Apple's CEO sat down with the Post for what it termed two "sprawling and highly self-reflective interviews" published Saturday that hit on topics ranging from losing and succeeding the late Steve Jobs, the company's recent fight with the FBI and who he turns to for advice. The Post prefaces the interview with a nice summary of what it covers. But we've also put together a few highlights: Mistakes: After admitting to making mistakes with Apple Maps and initially hiring the wrong person to head up its retail division, Cook said his job is lonely.