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Jobs' health issues aside, I think if he is able to he will definitely be back to Apple. Simple reason, he enjoys it too much. Perhaps it is true he has accom
by 51Cards 16y ago
Jobs' health issues aside, I think if he is able to he will definitely be back to Apple. Simple reason, he enjoys it too much. Perhaps it is true he has accomplished what he wanted to, but there is nothing in Jobs that makes me think he would be content to stop there.
- TomOfTTB 16y agoI can't retype the whole thing here so I'm just going to give you a link to a post I made which makes the argument that Steve Jobs does enjoy it too much and that's exactly why he won't be back. See here: http://tomstechblog.com/post/Ie28099m-Not-Sure-Steve-Jobs-Is-All-That-Sicke280a6But-That-Might-Mean-He-Isne28099t-Fully-Coming-Back.aspx http://tomstechblog.com/post/Ie28099m-Not-Sure-Steve-Jobs-Is...
- joe_the_user 16y agoThe less-sick Jobs is, the more likely he is to have left for other reasons and thus for him not to return for those same reasons (assume those other reasons are more permanent - things like wanting it life, having accomplished "his task" or whatever). That said, cancer has many complexities and variations. It's possible to have very worrisome test results but be completely a-symptomatic. That the cancer and treatment were obvious in 2004 doesn't mean that they would be today. Also, repeated bouts of uncertainly are certainly bad for Apple's stock.