His working style and some of his personal history seem like they would not have worked in 2020s.
I could see him as a board member, occasional informal consultant. But not as head of the company. And I don’t know if he would have liked that too much.
I think if he was CEO of Apple in the current environment, certainly there would be less hero worship outside of Apple, and a lot more people would be writing pieces critical of his leadership style and effect on the world, but there wouldn't be anything serious enough to force him from the company given how well things would be going. In other words, he'd be much closer to Musk than Kalanick both in terms of the severity of the criticism and his ability to weather it.