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I even like in the article how Jobs said it wasn't a big deal.

• sjwright 6y ago
  Sure, but that was Jobs’ call to make, not the employee’s.
  • bb88 6y ago
    And he did, and the employee still got fired!
    • sjwright 6y ago
      No, decisions are things that occur prior to action. It was not the employee’s place to freelance their guesses about what Jobs might approve of. Just because the employee got lucky and gambled successfully with Jobs’ reaction, doesn’t make them trustworthy in future.