> The argument "he wasn't that important because he didn't actually invent X" is played out, and it fundamentally misses the point. If I have a position to con

> The argument "he wasn't that important because he didn't actually invent X" is played out, and it fundamentally misses the point. If I have a position to contribute it's that those ideas are still out there. Job's greatest gift was his sense of taste. He had refined a sense of good art. If more management had such sense they would be better patrons feeding good art and killing tasteless hacks projects.