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Sounds like a petulant child. Wholly unnecessary to get his point across.
by csb6 1y ago
Sounds like a petulant child. Wholly unnecessary to get his point across.
- ttoinou 1y agoTry saying the same things over and over to adults for years
- fusr 1y ago[dead]
- denkmoon 1y agoAlignment of incentives. I'm sure the personal humiliation of being yelled at by Jobs was a reasonably strong incentive, but I'm certain the perception that failing to deliver would have him personally sending you to the dole queue asap was even more of a strong incentive. Compare to most corporations where the only thing you can do to get fired is fail at office politics and failure to deliver/delivering the lowest quality crap that can be passed off is just business as usual.
- valianteffort 1y ago[flagged]
- eru 1y agoYes, Steve Jobs was a jerk. Alas, human don't come fully customisable. You get to pick from the packages on offer. And it seemed like for Apple Steve Jobs' good parts only came as part of a package that also included his bad parts.
- jbs789 1y agoTo me it sounds like the symptom (emotion) of someone who deeply cares. These things need to be well-placed to be effective. Sounds like it was.
- arrowsmith 1y agoYeah, with an attitude like that it's no wonder his products were such failures.
- robertlagrant 1y ago> Sounds like a petulant child. Wholly unnecessary to get his point across. See from the replies to this how well you got your point across.