WHAT AN INTERVIEW WITH Steve Jobs FEELS LIKE (INTIMIDATING PERSONALITY)
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Length: 11min 59sec (719 seconds)
Published: Thu Jan 23 2020
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I have a relative at Apple and the way they talk about him sounds like he made everyone a nervous wreck.
That work environment sounds absolutely horrendous
Since I couldn’t find the info anywhere here;
This is Andy Miller, former CEO of Quattro Wireless, a mobile advertising platform (the described company sold to apple for 275m).
edit: thank you /u/werty1432k for the gold!
I think I'd rather just be a "bozo"
Steve Jobs sounds like a good manipulator and a truly awful person.
That honestly sounds awful. Not just the interview but everything about that job and working for SJ.
Whats interesting to me is them talking about this work experience, which sounds like an absolute nightmare to me, and them saying it with this level of reverence. "I wish somebody had said that to me" Like damn. If my boss ever said that to me I'd probably quit on the spot. But that also means I probably won't ever reach their level.
It's amazing how much these highly-motivated business people sacrifice. So much stress and so much time away from their families, I wonder if its all worth it? When they are on their deathbed do they look back and wish they had done things differently?
So Steve was a legitimate sociopath. So the rumors are true.