Apple can't escape health drama

re: Apple can't escape health drama

David — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:56:36 GMT

Get well soon.

Many people in the Public do not realize the fact that within the Civilian world, Leaders are very rare, and Managers (paper pushers, bean counters, lawyers) are the norm and many Civilians do not even know the difference.

Which would make it almost impossible to find and train a replacement. Having experience as both US Military Officer and as a Apple Representative (built one of the first Apple Stores within a Store, Computer City, 1993, and later CompUSA, 1998.) this is very clear to me, that you are irreplaceable as a Leader (the norm in the US Military). It is also clear the you do know that there are many "I"s in real Teams: Innovation, Ingenuity, Intelligence, Iniative, Involvement, Individuality, etc. unlike that non realistic example of a Sports Team that the most expensive player makes or breaks the Sports Team.

Some may see you and Steven Wozinak as creative driving force behind Apple Computers, you are, with your creative vision of the future of what Apple and Personal Computers must become. I have seen this since the 1970s.

Again Get Well Soon, enjoy being with your family.

Sincerly,

David K. Nakamura

re: Apple can't escape health drama

jw — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:42:50 GMT

It sounds like a set-up for another case of "plausable deniability" about whatever might need to get uncovered.

re: Apple can't escape health drama

Brendan D. — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 19:08:32 GMT

Edward Edmundson...You should only write in when you have something relevant to contribute. Nitpicking over semantics shows you to be smallminded, and an elitist snob who provides no real value to this conversation, and problably all of your other conversations too. I doubt you have many friends.

You also have the word "the" twice in a row. Nice job.

re: Apple can't escape health drama

Adam B — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 15:47:05 GMT

George:

That's why this story makes no sense to me. The company turns the tech world on its head and is hurt because of medical problems that the CEO may or may not have. Redonkulous.

re: Apple can't escape health drama

George — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 21:29:16 GMT

The story with Apple is not Steve Jobs, it is superior technology and successful marketing which will transcend Jobs. while Jobs deserves much of the credit for apples accomplishments, he has guided in large part an independent and cohesive paradigm which will be marveled in the future world of technology.

re: Apple can't escape health drama

R.R. — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:48:13 GMT

WHERE DOES TIM COOK END UP IN A POST JOBS APPLE WORLD?

re: Apple can't escape health drama

don edinborough — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:40:07 GMT

Steve was just upset over the fact that bill gates is free to raom the country while he's stuck in work mode with an ego bigger that all evlis impersonators in the world combined... true dat www.the websiteisnotdown.com

re: Apple can't escape health drama

Edward Edmundson — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:39:06 GMT

When oh when will the Americans learn the English language?

You cannot "get your facts wrong". A fact is a truism which negates the the assumption that it could be wrong. Better to say statement instead of fact.

re: Apple can't escape health drama

Muriel — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 17:47:11 GMT

Apple and Google used to be the guys you could trust, but they got the corporate bug. Everybody does. Sad.

re: Apple can't escape health drama

Sunshine — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:06:41 GMT

Hey Kim Peterson,

Do you have any stake in Apple? Kinda interested to know......