Innovation, Steve Jobs, and the zero-sum game of Office Politics

Update: 2024-04-23

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What's the difference between derivative work and innovation? Why do big corporations stop innovating? Is creative stagnation inevitable after a certain scale?
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Innovation, Steve Jobs, and the zero-sum game of Office Politics

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Innovation, Steve Jobs, and the zero-sum game of Office Politics