Steve Jobs Warned The Difference Between Good And Great Software Engineers Is '50‑To‑1,' Admitted Firing Non-Performers Was 'Very Painful' Yet Necessary

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Steve Jobs Warned The Difference Between Good And Great Software Engineers Is '50‑To‑1,' Admitted Firing Non-Performers Was 'Very Painful' Yet Necessary

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Two years before he returned to rescue Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), Steve Jobs argued that hiring "only A players" is the single biggest lever in tech.
What Happened: In a newly resurfaced clip of a 1995 interview for the Computerworld Information Technology Awards, clipped by Startup…

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