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I think Steve founded a hack in telling people it is not good enough. It's highly unlikely that these guys were giving him crappy work. I think they were givi
by chegra 16y ago
I think Steve founded a hack in telling people it is not good enough.
It's highly unlikely that these guys were giving him crappy work. I think they were giving him good industry standard work, but given the type of people he selected he knew they have better stuff to give. So, he probably pre-decided that whatever was shown to him was not good enough.
It really depends on the people you hire. For some, they might get depress and want to quit[encouragement might work better for them], but for others they would take it as a challenge to do better.
Even if he thought it was brilliant on first go, I suspect he would say redo it because he figured the person could do a better job[he probably wouldn't do it all time less people caught on].
- wildwood 16y agoKissinger do this, too, apparently. http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/coldwar/interviews/episode-15/lord1.html http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/coldwar/interviews/episode-15/l... - scroll down to the last paragraph on the page.
- elai 16y agoI would be fine with that if they would give me more time to compensate. Or people would learn that strategy and just give rough drafts and then give the real final some time later.