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I agree. I also think that Jobs probably recognized that Woz was well beyond him technically and that he would just get in the way for the most part. Nothing wo
by hvs 13y ago
I agree. I also think that Jobs probably recognized that Woz was well beyond him technically and that he would just get in the way for the most part. Nothing worse than someone "who used to code" deciding to "get their hands dirty" and just end up slowing down the whole process.
- enraged_camel 13y ago>> I also think that Jobs probably recognized that Woz was well beyond him technically and that he would just get in the way for the most part. Absolutely. IIRC, this is at least strongly implied if not explicitly stated in Job's biography.