robertleeper7

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by robertleeper7 15y ago
Your honesty is commendable. And of value, to yourself and others. Take it from someone who has been in your shoes - it gets better. I promise. Falling off the horse is not the problem: it's the standing back up (ouch that hurt!), dusting y
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by robertleeper7 15y ago
Nice job. Well written. To the point. For us busy managers.
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by robertleeper7 15y ago
"The ability to create an organization that reflected this approach was perhaps Jobs real gift." Couldn't agree more. Being a leader is like being a head without a body; you need legs, arms, a torso, and a heart to carry out all those ideas
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by robertleeper7 15y ago
Nice to see classical thought and theory still resonates in the ecosystem of today's startups.
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by robertleeper7 15y ago
Less IS more. It's true. While users can be quite good at multi-tasking, when it comes to reading, concentration is key to retention. And even if the eye can "see it all" it really pays to edit what is seen, so that the user can quickly dis
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by robertleeper7 15y ago
To me, design is the next frontier in technology, and Steve and Apple led the way. We are human beings afterall, and our appreciation of the artful and well-designed is intrinsic. Why can't great engineering have both and satisfy our needs
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How Steve Jobs Infused Passion Into a Commodity(nytimes.com)
1 points by robertleeper7 15y ago|1 comments
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by robertleeper7 15y ago
A wonderful video - best thing I seen about Steve's passing. Woz is right. The dynamic of the two is what made Apple great. It's a classic case of a partnership that works with the sum being greater than the whole. Design (vision x moxie)