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Decoding Steve Jobs: Select Commentary from HBR.org - Harvard Business Review

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Decoding Steve Jobs: Select Commentary from HBR.org

by Norm Smallwood, Kate Sweetman, Dave Ulrich, Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Jeffrey Pfeffer, Horace Dediu, James Allworth, Max Wessel, Rob Wheeler, Bill Taylor

Source: Harvard Business Press Books

14 pages.  Publication date: Sep 22, 2011. Prod. #: 10973-PDF-ENG

"The news of Steve Jobs's retirement from Apple may be losing steam but observations on his legacy - and Apple's leadership future - are only beginning. In recent years, leading thinkers have contributed their thoughts on the Jobs phenomenon on HBR.org. We've compiled a few of the best here, and we invite you to read them through the lens of business lessons to be learned.' We've selected six pieces: two from after Jobs's August 2011 announcement and four from before. We hope you will enjoy them, learn from them, and continue to turn to HBR.org for ideas and inspiration.

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  1. Davel ·

    Horace. I want to remind you that recent changes to your site have prevented me from participating in your blog. I can read your posts but cannot see the comments now make one on the new blog. I do not know what has changed about a month ago, but something is being blocked.

    Also there are several voices here that I no longer see on the blog. I wonder if they have the same issues at work.

    Thanks for listening.

  2. Vincent Rice ·

    Hi all, not my habit to spam (ever actually) but I wrote an article for Gizmag on this subject a few weeks ago if anybody is interested. http://www.gizmag.com/the-business-legacy-of-mr-jobs/19638/ Commercial over.

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