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by Firehed
4889 days ago
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I think the point was that Jobs was working with the teams as a contributor more than a dictator. It very specifically pointed out that Jobs' ideas were decoupled from his role as CEO (as were everyone else's) so there were just lots of ideas, and the best ones stayed around while the rest were thrown out. Perhaps Jobs started that process, but I'm sure it still exists with him gone. |
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