>> Separate the man from the accomplishments. I think this is mostly good advice. However, the company does intentionally market him as the face of the company

>> Separate the man from the accomplishments. I think this is mostly good advice. However, the company does intentionally market him as the face of the company -- so it's hard to fault people for disliking the company due to the press he intentionally gets on the company's behalf. His twitter account antics are marketing, too. It's all part of the brand, for better or worse.