I read the book, and it says a few things that contradict other stories I’ve read about Apple, by people who were there. After a while I started taking things w

I read the book, and it says a few things that contradict other stories I’ve read about Apple, by people who were there. After a while I started taking things with a grain of salt. Considering how awful the story is, I think it’s likely that there was more to the guy who got fired than the book let on. They were worried about an exodus so they treated a guy like shit? And why did he announce his departure before his benefits were locked in? The whole story is sus.