Has Apple's Siri learned there is no 'I' in team?
Briefly

Recent changes in leadership at Apple Intelligence indicate potential conflicts among top executives, which were hinted at during the company's secretive annual leaders meeting. The emergence of this news suggests internal leaks, signifying discord among senior decision-makers. It underscores the importance of harmony among Apple's leaders, as in-fighting can erode trust, ultimately leading to ineffective teams. Collaboration and mutual trust are essential for any organization's success, reinforcing the idea that great achievements stem from teamwork rather than individual brilliance.
As John Gruber noted at that time, the fact that this news emerged after that meeting means at least two of Apple's most senior people leaked it, which itself hints at conflict between leading decision makers within the company.
The Apple Intelligence story shows a need for Apple's senior leaders to bring their key people into harmony, as in-fighting erodes trust within any company.
Entities characterized by lack of trust do not field the most effective teams. Everything around us might have been made up by people no smarter than we are, but they probably didn't make these things up alone - they worked as a team.
Read at Computerworld
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