> What made Steve an effective and visionary leader was that his values were so crystal clear. Steve also underpaid developers - see the court proceedings here

> What made Steve an effective and visionary leader was that his values were so crystal clear. Steve also underpaid developers - see the court proceedings here. I am not saying Steve was not creative and effective, mind you. He was that. But he also had a criminal side, and I hate this whitewashing of praising Steve without pointing at the criminal side at the same time. See reports such as this one here: https://www.thedrum.com/news/steve-jobs-named-top-conspirator-judge-throws-out-deal-give-suing-employees-less https://www.thedrum.com/news/steve-jobs-named-top-conspirato... The media is often not critical of the superrich, even more so when it is owned by them, which is why unaffiliated media must be a LOT more critical in general. The whole article here babbles about how great Steve Jobs is and how bad Tim Cook is. I'd rather like to think that both are or were humans with failure points.