Never forget those who stab you in the back, neither those who stab you in the front. Even since, Jobs didn't speak neither Gassee nor Sculley - for entire life.
鲁迅:一个也不饶恕!也许这就是人生,他人第一次背后捅你一刀子 - 这是他的错。你再与"背后捅你刀子"的他来往 - 就是你的错。
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https://www.quora.com/How-did-Steve-Jobs-regard-Jean-Louis-Gassée
According to Isaacson's biography, Jobs described Gassée as "one of the few people who I'd say is truly horrible" and says "he knifed me in the back."
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“Gassée is one of the few people in my life I would say is truly horrible,” Jobs later insisted, unfairly. “He knifed me in the back in 1985.” Sculley, to his credit, had at least been gentlemanly enough to knife Jobs in the front. on December 2, 1996, Steve Jobs set foot on Apple's Cupertino campus for the first time since his ...
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In addition, Jobs held grudges, sometimes passionately, and Gassée was near the top of his list, despite the fact that they had seemed to reconcile when Jobs was at NeXT. “Gassée is one of the few people in my life I would say is truly horrible,” Jobs later insisted, unfairly. “He knifed me in the back in 1985.” Sculley, to his ...
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In addition, Jobs held grudges, sometimes passionately, and Gassée was near the top of his list, despite the fact that they had seemed to reconcile when Jobs was at NeXT. “Gassée is one of the few people in my life I would say is truly horrible,” Jobs later insisted, unfairly. “He knifed me in the back in 1985.” Sculley, to his ...
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“He said I stabbed him in the back, and whatnot.” One evening, as Steve was leaving the Palo Alto restaurant Il Fornaio, he passed a table of software execs that included Gassée. “So I hear you're ... As Susan Barnes once told me, “If you weren't good at your job, he owed it to the rest of the team to get rid of you. But if you ...
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In addition, Jobs held grudges, sometimes passionately, and Gassée was near the top of his list, despite the fact that they had seemed to reconcile when Jobs was at NeXT. “Gassée is one of the few people in my life I would say is truly horrible,” Jobs later insisted, unfairly. “He knifed me in the back in 1985.” Sculley, to his ...
https://www.wired.com/1996/05/gassee/
May 1, 1996 - He's doing 85 mph in his wife's white Mercedes SEL and he drifts back to the early 1960s: His father's financial misfortunes had forced him to drop out of graduate school at Paris's Faculté d'Orsay, so Gassée took a series of temporary jobs. He was a maître d' at a Montparnasse strip joint, now a pizza place.