> this is exactly the story Apple would want to tell shareholders in the wake of Ive's departure That is so not true. This story paints the picture of a dysfun

> this is exactly the story Apple would want to tell shareholders in the wake of Ive's departure That is so not true. This story paints the picture of a dysfunctional org under Cook’s watch who is dramatically less inspiring than Jobs to their key design team. I don’t know if it’s true but it’s definitely not what a company would want to feed to the press. The ideal story in situations like this is that they’ve been working on a transition for a awhile and the company is in good hands, without all the dissatisfaction stuff.