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There's some bias to this, though. Good management is much more "everything and everybody just seemingly by if self seems to be more or less in the right place"
by mseebach 9y ago
There's some bias to this, though. Good management is much more "everything and everybody just seemingly by if self seems to be more or less in the right place" and less "Steve Jobs screaming at everybody about rounded corners and then everybody realising five years later that this is actually a much bigger deal than everbody except Jobs saw at the time" -- in other words, pretty invisible.
- prewett 9y agoI'm curious, how were the round corners important? I like them, and I buy his argument that nothing in the real world has sharp corners, but Android has had sharp corners forever. (I'm asking because I'd like to know the answer, not because I'm asserting the opposite.)
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- mseebach 9y agoI really don't know. It just seems to be once of the anecdotes people use to illustrate the genius of Jobs.