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by carlmr
2958 days ago
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>True! And, this was change the world kind of stuff — it wasn’t being “mean” for the hell of it, it was being “mean” in the pursuit of a vision. It doesn’t excuse “being mean,” but it’s far different than having some jackass middle manager at some consulting firm yelling about TPS reports. I don't think the meanness helped in creating the vision. They're two entirely separate things >An asshole boss on a mission is far preferable (to me,) than a “nice” boss driven by nothing other than maintaining the status quo. I'll agree on that, but still my experience has been that the bosses that extracted the most work from their employees were the ones that could give praise where it was due. I think Apple made it in spite of Steve Jobs character flaws, not because of them. |
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