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I'm skeptical about this guy's argument. It leaves out one critical fact: Jobs' personality. He lives for his work. When he was kicked out of Apple (in the '80s

by sabat 16y ago

I'm skeptical about this guy's argument. It leaves out one critical fact: Jobs' personality. He lives for his work. When he was kicked out of Apple (in the '80s) it was the most miserable time of his life. He doesn't want to be a VC or a playboy. He wants to feel like he's part of something really big.

TomOfTTB 16y ago
Ummm...do you have a reference for that first claim? Jobs founded NeXT right after he left Apple and in interviews I've seen he's praised his time at NeXT