Hopefully, he will delete this rampage, too.
Show me this type of language used by Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerburg, Sundar Pichai, or Jeff Bezos. I know Steve wants a buyout in 9 to 21 months, and the products and revenues alone will get him that. In the meantime, he might want to try to be a bit more professional like this list of successful CEOs.
For example, Elon Musk gets personally attacked all the time for missing deadlines. Jeff Bezos gets personally attacked for putting companies out of business. However, they do not resort to name calling and profanity on social media. Tesla stock is worth $300+ per share, and Amazon stock is worth $1,100 per share. We are at a penny.
Unfortunately, it has become the norm in age of social media and 45-ism to excuse this type unprofessional and unbecoming language by calling it "passion" and saying it's okay because he's from NYC. The ironic thing is that folks make the same excuses for 45, who happens to be another passionate New Yorker.
45 had a little less than half of the country's support when he was elected, but look what has happened to 45's approval rating with continued unprofessional language and very little results to show for it: His approval rating continues to go down, and he is losing his base of supporters.
If Steve insists on displaying his passion and NYC swagger in this manner, let's just hope that (unlike 45) he will produce the results he has promised, and his faithful longs - of which, I am one - will remain faithful.
