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Medial • 1m

Steve Job's most fundamental skill wasn't design or technology. It was team building. When asked about his proudest creation, he didn't say the iPhone or Mac. He said the Apple team. Last night, I found his 90-second-clip on hiring truly gifted peo

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The 10-3-1 idea sounds effective, but it’s also a bit rigid. Sometimes the best ideas aren’t obvious right away, and narrowing things down prematurely can kill innovation. Wonder if Jobs ever missed out on great ideas because of this process?

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