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Former chief design officer of Apple; designer of the iMac, iPod and iPhone
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Ive worked at a design agency called Tangerine where he designed various household products. He became frustrated when a client rejected his bathroom fixture designs for being too modern and expensive.
LessonCreative friction with clients who do not share your vision can lead to career-changing dissatisfaction.
Ive maintained a highly secretive design office at Apple where only his core team and top executives were allowed. This environment protected prototypes and allowed the team to work together for decades.
LessonProtecting the creative process from outside interference is crucial for developing long-term innovations.
While in college, Ive used a Mac for the first time and was drawn to Apple's rebellious nature. He felt the company offered a creative alternative to a complacent industry and cared about more than just profit.
LessonA company's core values and purpose can attract top talent who are looking for meaning beyond financial gain.
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