Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, revealed the crazy routes he takes to surprise employees at Apple stores around the world.Tim Cook gave an interview to the newspaper, The Telegraph, in London, and then newspaper executives accompanied him on his visit to the company's impressive store located in Covent Garden.
So the problem with Tim Cook is that he is so famous and so well-liked by the staff that planning a visit many days in advance would likely cause chaos.
The visit would immediately become known and a crowd would gather. Of course, work would stop, and most likely journalists would also find out, so representatives of the press would also come.
So, the only person in an Apple Store who knows about Tim Cook's visit to the store in advance is the store manager.
Tim Cook can't even get through the front door of an Apple Store.
He usually prefers to enter through the back door to surprise the employees. After all, none of the staff has the slightest idea that he is coming.
For example, for his visit to the Apple store in Covent Garden, the company's CEO arrived very early in the morning, during the morning staff meeting.
This gave him time to chat with employees, answer questions they had about Apple, and spontaneously the employees in London began to applaud him.
Then, they greeted him one by one with a handshake and took selfies.
Source: Newsbeast.gr
