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Zuckerberg has negative charisma, it's painful to watch... Jobs handled this so much better; while clearly he is pissed, he doesn't leave you cringing in mutua

Zuckerberg has negative charisma, it's painful to watch... Jobs handled this so much better; while clearly he is pissed, he doesn't leave you cringing in mutual embarrassment, goes to show it isn't as easy as he makes it look! See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M4t14s7nSM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M4t14s7nSM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znxQOPFg2mo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znxQOPFg2mo

rhetocj23 1y ago
Jobs was one of a kind. He had that aura that Bill G et al envied. He admitted so in a video that can be found on YT.
- throw-the-towel 1y ago
  Yet even Bill G handled public failure better than Zuck: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jGwy4sb9aO8 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jGwy4sb9aO8
  - rhetocj23 1y ago
    I mean Bill wasnt figuring out how to get back at girls that rejected him in college lol. Zuck carries that energy no matter what he does nor what amount of wealth he amasses.
  - asadm 1y ago
    that clip reminds me of how Sundar reacts to these things.
- Fricken 1y ago
  Jobs was a clear communicator who emphasized user friendly products in aesthetically pleasing boxes. If Silicon Valley wasn't the most obtuse place on earth he wouldn't have stood out nearly as hard.
  - rhetocj23 1y ago
    I think youre underestimating the effort necessary to simplify. Most humans I have encountered, particularly the book smart ones, are absolutely horrible at this. It really takes a concerted desire to be disciplined and focused to do it well. Unsurprisingly Jobs spoke a lot about the idea of focus and being disciplined, as being the foundation for his success.
stavros 1y ago
This is much better? He tossed the camera aggressively to the other person, and then made a snide comment, and that's better than blaming wifi?
apwell23 1y ago
These ppl expect perfect ( made up answers) in their "tell me about a time" interviews.

rhetocj23 1y ago

Jobs was one of a kind. He had that aura that Bill G et al envied. He admitted so in a video that can be found on YT.

throw-the-towel 1y ago
Yet even Bill G handled public failure better than Zuck: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jGwy4sb9aO8 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jGwy4sb9aO8
- rhetocj23 1y ago
  I mean Bill wasnt figuring out how to get back at girls that rejected him in college lol. Zuck carries that energy no matter what he does nor what amount of wealth he amasses.
- asadm 1y ago
  that clip reminds me of how Sundar reacts to these things.
Fricken 1y ago
Jobs was a clear communicator who emphasized user friendly products in aesthetically pleasing boxes. If Silicon Valley wasn't the most obtuse place on earth he wouldn't have stood out nearly as hard.
- rhetocj23 1y ago
  I think youre underestimating the effort necessary to simplify. Most humans I have encountered, particularly the book smart ones, are absolutely horrible at this. It really takes a concerted desire to be disciplined and focused to do it well. Unsurprisingly Jobs spoke a lot about the idea of focus and being disciplined, as being the foundation for his success.

stavros 1y ago

This is much better? He tossed the camera aggressively to the other person, and then made a snide comment, and that's better than blaming wifi?

apwell23 1y ago

These ppl expect perfect ( made up answers) in their "tell me about a time" interviews.