Re: Alan Dye - good riddance!

One thought I had that I haven't seen elsewhere: his departure may have been preemptive.

He was in Cook’s blindside, but he clearly had detractors within the organization, and it's possible one would have become his boss during the CEO reorganization.

A “leave before being fired” situation. Which would also explain how it caught everyone off guard.

@chockenberry My impression is that Liquid Glass is *hated* internally at Apple. Dye burned his credibility and would likely have been shown the door under any management. It’s obvious no one is sad to see him go.
@shac @chockenberry Any chance they start fixing it a bit more now?…
@mackuba @shac @chockenberry I mean, they started fixing the MacBook when Ive left. Hopefully we’ll see the same thing happen with the OSes.