I guess the golden rule is true, when anyone from HR says "be honest" its basically a warning not a directive. Apple management is concerned that some engineer

I guess the golden rule is true, when anyone from HR says "be honest" its basically a warning not a directive. Apple management is concerned that some engineers might elect to follow me, wherever I may land. I would suppose that they looked back at 1985 and realized that Jean-Louis Gassée was popular with a lot of engineers. I wonder if John Sculley was ever popular in the same way and resented it. I look back at the navigator video with the newspaper and realize that he really didn't get the effects of a technology on how things would work.