> I differ, in that I don't think Steve Jobs had a clear vision that he could communicate to others. I never said he was a good communicator of vision. That sa

> I differ, in that I don't think Steve Jobs had a clear vision that he could communicate to others. I never said he was a good communicator of vision. That said, just because Jobs failed to steer Apple from the grave isn’t evidence of failure on his part. The value of a person like Steve can’t be distilled into reproducible learnings—his value was in his ability to make real time decisions in service of a clear unified vision. Even if you could find some replacement person who shared his vision, that doesn’t mean you can get everyone to cede to their proclamations like they would have with Steve.