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These comments are so focused on the negative side of Jobs, I have to think there's at least a bit of envy there... A bit of the thought "oh, he was more succes
by joaomacp 10y ago
These comments are so focused on the negative side of Jobs, I have to think there's at least a bit of envy there... A bit of the thought "oh, he was more successful than me, so he must have been worse in other ways"
- rralian 10y agoI might be envious of his success, but I don't think that's the source of the negativity. There's quite a bit of documentation of him behaving in ways that I don't think are acceptable (your opinion may vary). Here's an article from a quick google search. http://www.businessinsider.com/steve-jobs-jerk-2011-10 http://www.businessinsider.com/steve-jobs-jerk-2011-10
- takahisah 10y agoIt looks like this article came out a week after his death. Sometimes it amazes me how tasteless and low these writers can be.
- lintiness 10y agoto understand if jobs was exceptional, we need only ask if WE were given an identical set of circumstances could WE have accomplished the same or similar. i know i couldn't. what's your answer?
- havetocharge 10y agoI'm not sure about the motivation, but I do agree that the comments are very judgmental and critical of Jobs as a whole. This is unfortunate, because this reflection isn't objective, and furthermore, probably isn't based on first-hand knowledge.