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As brilliant as Kay is, I'd be hesitant to put an 83 year-old as an active leader. I could see him in an emeritus/advisory role, however.
by sydbarrett74 3y ago
As brilliant as Kay is, I'd be hesitant to put an 83 year-old as an active leader. I could see him in an emeritus/advisory role, however.
- jdougan 3y agoIf he has any advantage, it would be that he paid attention to what made PARC work well at the time, and what working well actually feels like, and might be able to do something similar. OTOH, you're right, he could be ossified. The problem with an advisory role is no one has to listen to him, no matter how sensible he is.