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I would argue that sj only critiqued things that he genuinely felt needed to be changed. Though he was also demonstrably the worst manager one could have so I w

by vxNsr 10y ago

I would argue that sj only critiqued things that he genuinely felt needed to be changed. Though he was also demonstrably the worst manager one could have so I wouldn't draw too many conclusions from him.

abalone 10y ago
> sj only critiqued things that he genuinely felt needed to be changed Which included incredibly detailed nuances like pixel-level critiques of icons and UIs, which is literally what the author defines as "your 2 cents". > demonstrably the worst manager one could have so I wouldn't draw too many conclusions from him Except how to build one of the most valuable companies in the world? Seems like a fair criterion for good management.
- dilemma 10y ago
  Why did Steve Jobs think the iPhone shouldn't be able to copy and paste?