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The Early Morning Byte - March 24, 2023
🌱 Power of Failure | Your Early Morning Byte
Early Morning Byte | March 24, 2023
Welcome to Friday. Apple's Mac OS X turns 22 today, and, as flawed as it was, it ushered in the macOS that we know (and some of us love) today. Mac OS X's flaws are a good reminder that it's okay to not get it right on the first try. That can be hard to remember in the pressures of the C-suite, but failure leads to growth and growth leads to success 100% of the time. The National CIO Review is here to provide all of the resources you need to lead your team to success.
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Finding the balance between empathy and results as a leader is a tale as old as time, and changing work models has only exasperated the problem. In his book, author and c-suite advisor Andrew Bryant shares the principles needed to find that balance and succeed.
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Mac OS X 10 Released
March 24, 2001 - Apple released Mac OS X 10.0, the first public version of Mac OS X. The highly anticipated OS release included features including the new user interface, Aqua—which is still the UI in macOS today—and the Dock for users applications. Mac OS X 10.0 was notably more stable than its predecessor, but critics noted that it felt "underdone" due to poor performance and lack of features like DVD playback. A few weeks later, Apple released 10.0.1 to address some of these issues.
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