هناك أمران نعرفه عن Steve Jobs الأمر الأول أنه يدفع موظفيه لأنتاج منتجات مذهله ورائعه والأمر الآخر هو أن ستيف سيء في مسألة الأدارة وهذا ما أكده موقع Harvard Business مرة أخرى في مقالته :
Jobs, for all of his virtues, clings to the Great Man Theory of Leadership – a CEO-centric model of executive power that is outmoded, unsustainable, and, for most of us mere mortals, ineffective in a world of non-stop change. A Wired magazine cover story from last year made the point well. The article begins with a memorable anecdote – the CEO, in search of a space in the company’s crowded parking lot, regularly leaves his Mercedes in a handicapped space, sometimes taking up two spaces. The pattern became so noticeable that employees, according to the article, put notes on his windshield that read, Park Different.
“Jobs’ fabled attitude toward parking”, writer Leander Kahney says, “reflects his approach to business: For him, the regular rules do not apply.” That means shrouding his company in secrecy; treating his employees to tyrannical outbursts; and refusing basic accommodations that would make beautifully designed products more customer-friendly. (As one wise-guy blogger commented, in decidedly bad taste: “I can’t believe Steve Jobs’s liver is replaceable but the battery in my iPhone is not.”)
أذا الى كل مدير يطمح أن يكون ستيف ! أصحى وكن واقعيا وخذ الأمور الأيجابية منه مثل القدرة على الأنتاج والمردود المادي الناجح ! والأبتعاد عن نقاطه السيئة مثل عدم القدرة على تغيير البطارية أو الأعتماد على خامات سيئه ![المصدر]
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jobs
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