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That’s because back then your interaction with the public was maybe twice a year. Now it’s daily. Apples and oranges.
by starik36 4y ago
That’s because back then your interaction with the public was maybe twice a year. Now it’s daily. Apples and oranges.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> back then your interaction with the public was maybe twice a year. Now it’s daily. If you choose it to be. Plenty of CEOs are relatively recluse. For example, Apple’s, today.
- starik36 4y agoI seriously doubt Steve Jobs would be.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> doubt Steve Jobs would be Jobs was alive when Twitter went mainstream. He didn’t fall for the bait.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoGiving you the benefit of the doubt, is it possible that’s your impression because his carefully crafted public persona is more familiar to you than his famous-but-somewhat-posthumously-so privateness?
- Spooky23 4y agoSure he would. Jobs controlled his public persona and presence very carefully. Being available to the world makes you the tail that wags the dog. It’s expensive to keep the mob happy. The big demagogues of our time aptly demonstrate that.