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Jobs was a perfectionist and would not have done that, given what I read from Isaacson's biography.
by satvikpendem 1y ago
Jobs was a perfectionist and would not have done that, given what I read from Isaacson's biography.
- BizarroLand 1y agoHe would have started a group of people and got them to each do that, and then connected with the winners of the hundreds or thousands of attempts and then taken credit for it.
- Invictus0 1y agoJobs literally did get a group of people together and did not do that. He built a company where all the products contributed to the vision of personal computing; either personal computers or personal computer accessories.
- askafriend 1y agoThe thing people seem to forget about Jobs is that he really was that good, that obsessive/dedicated and that visionary. It's that simple. His process resulted in some of the most transformative products humanity has ever known.
- disgruntledphd2 1y agoTrue, but lots of people who were less talented failed with this approach. It's always a bad idea to look for advice from outliers.