From that link, Gassé writing in 1997: When Jobs hired Sculley, the company was on the way up. Today, it's losing customers, developers, money, and market shar

From that link, Gassé writing in 1997: When Jobs hired Sculley, the company was on the way up. Today, it's losing customers, developers, money, and market share. [..] Apple doesn't need a CEO, they need a messiah (or a crash test dummy). And any problem that requires walking on water as a solution is, you'll grant me, a problem ill-stated. Still, there may be a way to make the search for a new CEO easier