Noxid said:Pretty sure Jobs wasn't single-handedly steering the company with an iron fist. For something that big, it begins to take on a life of its own.
The company isn't going to change.
And this isn't about the company.
This is about a man... A person, even.
NeatNit said:A man who led a company that actually charges people for service every other company gives for free, and is only fair to be given for free. If Jobs didn't think this was the way to go, it wouldn't have been the way Apple does things. He was a visionary in money-making and not a thing more. Fuck him. He'll reach hell and burn there forever.
NeatNit said:A man who led a company that actually charges people for service every other company gives for free, and is only fair to be given for free. If Jobs didn't think this was the way to go, it wouldn't have been the way Apple does things. He was a visionary in money-making and not a thing more. Fuck him. He'll reach hell and burn there forever.
NeatNit said:It is not a bad thing to hate people
Lace said:He deserves no blame for his policies because it is not a bad thing to make money.
I'm pretty sure that's Foxconn's fault rather than Job's. Instead of increasing the number of workers to meet demands they instead worked the workers they already had even harder.WoodenRat said:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...-look-inside-the-Foxconn-suicide-factory.html
Can't blame Steve though. Money's money. And (I hope) it wasn't up to Steve to decide how they make it. Plus he gave them a raise.