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BUS 365 The Power of Saying No: Steve Jobs' Strategy for Innovation

This paper explores Steve Jobs' strategy for innovation and the importance of saying "no" to unnecessary projects.

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BUS 365 The Power of Saying No: Steve Jobs' Strategy for Innovation
Steve Jobs famously believed that "Innovation comes from saying no to 10,000 things." In your
response, explain why Jobs saw this as the key to successful innovation. Do you agree that
"saying no" is the best strategy for fostering innovation? Support your argument with examples
and your own reasoning.
Word count requirement: 400-500 words
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Stony Brook University
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