Bob Iger returned to Disney, admitting that he was inspired by Steve Jobs.

CTOnews.com, April 15 (Xinhua) Bob Iger (Bob Iger) announced his departure from Disney at the end of 2021, but returned as CEO of the company in November 2022. In a recent interview with Time, he admitted that he was inspired by Jobs.

Photo Source: Times Bob Iger said in an interview that he had the idea to resign as chief executive of Disney in early 2020. The Disney board then appointed Bob Bob Chapek to take over.

Bob Iger, who completely stepped down on December 31, 2021, continued to serve as executive chairman of the board to help guide the company through the COVID-19 crisis.

But in the past 11 months alone, Disney's board of directors ousted Chappeke and appointed Mr. Iger as Disney's chief executive again in November 2022.

Mr Iger has agreed to stay on as Disney's chief executive for two years, during which time he will help the company find a successor. One of his first tasks is to refute endless rumors about a merger between Disney and Apple.

In the interview, Iger admitted that there were many differences between returning to Disney and Jobs' return to Apple, but when he looked at Disney's situation, he unconsciously thought of Jobs and admitted that he was influenced and decided to return to Disney.

Some of the interviews with CTOnews.com translator Iger are as follows:

The most important person for me to make the decision to return to Disney is Steve Jobs. I was fortunate to have close contact with him. I had an in-depth conversation with him and constantly reflected on his experience, which benefited me a lot.