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Posted On: 03/03/2019 5:54:18 PM
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Lying won’t get you anywhere!
Here’s what I learned from my experience at Apple and working with Jobs:
Tell the truth. Honesty is a test of your competence and character. You need intelligence to recognize what is true, and you need strength to speak it.
The wiser the person, the more they yearn for the truth. Telling people that their product is good in order to be kind or positive doesn’t help them improve it — much less impress or fool people like Jobs.
Honesty is not only better, it’s also easier than lying. There’s only one truth, so being consistent is simple if you’re honest. If you are not honest, you have to concoct a lie and then keep track of what you said.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/01/former-apple-...eived.html
Here’s what I learned from my experience at Apple and working with Jobs:
Tell the truth. Honesty is a test of your competence and character. You need intelligence to recognize what is true, and you need strength to speak it.
The wiser the person, the more they yearn for the truth. Telling people that their product is good in order to be kind or positive doesn’t help them improve it — much less impress or fool people like Jobs.
Honesty is not only better, it’s also easier than lying. There’s only one truth, so being consistent is simple if you’re honest. If you are not honest, you have to concoct a lie and then keep track of what you said.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/01/former-apple-...eived.html
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