Thread: Interesting take on one CEO's true attitude toward student needs
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Old 09-20-2010, 10:03 PM   #7
FizzyWater
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I think the average student is still at that age where "the world revolves around me" - Steve Jobs owned this girl nothing.

Would it have been a nice gesture? Sure. A nice PR gesture? Probably not - who would know, really?

I could wish he were more polite, out of pure common courtesy. But in a way, she was as rude to demand a reply as his curt response was.

I think he made a comment either in this story or in another story linked to it on the first blog I read this story on...that he gets hundreds of these kinds of requests a month. He cannot answer them all. So how does he choose - probably safest to just deny all.

IMHO.
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