As I saw it reading his book, he correctly identified what was wrong with Apple to get it to the point it was, and had good ideas to fix that. But he didn't hav

As I saw it reading his book, he correctly identified what was wrong with Apple to get it to the point it was, and had good ideas to fix that. But he didn't have the respect of the rank-and-file to implement the ideas without being undermined, and his ideas for what to do next were all wrong (the stuff in the last chapter of his book when he rails at Jobs).