When Tim Cook took over Apple from Steve Jobs in 2011, many critics expected the company’s innovation to slow. Cook lacked Jobs’ showmanship and visionary flair, and early reactions often labeled him as “boring.” But as highlighted in PCMag’s opinion piece, that perceived dullness may actually be the reason Apple didn’t just survive—it thrived. The Power of a “Boring” Leader Unlike…

PCMag is inviting readers to share their real-world experiences with workplace computers through its ongoing Readers’ Choice survey program. This initiative focuses on gathering feedback about laptops and desktops used in professional environments, helping identify which brands and systems truly deliver when it matters most. What the Survey Is About The survey asks participants to rate the laptops and desktops they…