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He gets and is due some credit. To insinuate that Jobs had nothing to do with Pixar's success is wide of the mark. If what Jobs achieved is so easy, go and do

• ShirtlessRod 13y ago
  Not sure where I said what he achieved was easy, but feel free to keep putting words in my mouth. Your comment was insinuating that the success of Pixar's portfolio was somehow a testament to Jobs. Would it really have been any different had they gotten funding from a completely different source? You even said he didn't "meddle", so other than a financial investment, any credit awarded him for the quality of their work should be minimal. There are plenty of things he can and should get credit for -- we don't need to retroactively add more.
  • _Simon 13y ago
    Get over yourself. Your glib dismissal (incorrectly) assumes that Jobs' contribution was merely financial and therefore completely without merit. My comment was that his bankrolling of Pixar, as well as the foresight not to meddle where he wasn't needed, helped them achieve great things, for which he deserves some credit. He also handled the business end - negotiations with Disney etc - that gave Pixar the audience. Since Lassiter has pretty much said that without Jobs the would be we're they are today says it all. Too many are far too quick to dismiss what he man achieved in a relatively short time.