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Apple CEO John Ternus Reflects on Self-Doubt and Growth From His Early Days

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Apple CEO John Ternus has shared a formative lesson from his early career, recalling how he felt out of place when he joined the company as a young engineer in 2001. Surrounded by highly talented colleagues, Ternus often questioned whether he truly belonged at Apple. Over the following two decades, he went on to make significant contributions across multiple Apple products. He credits his growth to balancing self-confidence with a genuine openness to learning from those around him. His leadership journey ultimately earned him the full trust of Apple CEO Tim Cook.

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