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Jobs can be completely right about the importance of what he calls “content”, but his aversion to “process” strikes me as short sighted. Where his philosophy u
by kbos87 3y ago
Jobs can be completely right about the importance of what he calls “content”, but his aversion to “process” strikes me as short sighted.
Where his philosophy usually seems to break down (when others try to apply it) is positioning those two things at odds with each other. You absolutely need both once you reach a certain scale. You also need to ensure they don’t conflict with one another.
- Terretta 3y ago> Jobs can be completely right about the importance of what he calls “content”, but his aversion to “process” strikes me as short sighted. Imagine if he wasn't so short sighted the value of the firm he could have created over the long term. PS. I think you're also right, in that I don't see any aversion to process in Jobs, I see an aversion to contentless process people. Jobs loved a quality process.