Angela Ahrendts was one of Apple’s highest-paid executives during her 5 years at the company — here are the 3 biggest lessons she learned on the job

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Former Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts details the three biggest takeaways from her five-year tenure at the company.

retail chief Angela Ahrendts recently left the company after five years, and she revealed the three biggest lessons she learned during her tenure during an interview with LinkedIn's Hello Monday podcast.

But she learned a lot from the experience, which she reflected on when speaking with LinkedIn's Jessi Hempel on theHer biggest takeaways boil down to three distinct lessons: don't forget where you came from, move faster than you could ever fathom, and never forget that you have a greater responsibility.

Working in a senior leadership role at a technology company like Apple also showed Ahrendts the importance of moving quickly, especially in an age during which our attention is dominated by apps like Instagram, YouTube, and Uber."I told the leaders very early on, move fast, fast," she said."So we got rid of all the manuals, got rid of everything, started doing 3-minute YouTube. That's how we united and aligned 70,000 people around the world.

Yet it's unclear whether Ahrendts' initiatives were well-received at Apple. Ahrendts' conversation with Hempel came just beforepublished a story suggesting some of the changes made to Apple's retail operation under her leadership were controversial, particularly her revamp of the Genius Bar.

 

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