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“In military, they give medals to people who are willing to sacrifice themselves so others may gain In Business, we give bonuses to people who are willing to sacrifice others so we may gain” #SimonSinek

Reasons #4: Copy-Paste is really difficult and not as easy as in MacOS Oftentimes you want to copy one line to another application. Because the iPadOS application (e.g. #slack) don't behave consistently, it's just hard to have the same outcome

Reason #3: Any attempt to use an Webpage, iPad OS forces you to use the native application, which falls into Reason #2 Sometimes you want to use an webapp, but iPadOS forces you to move to native application which offers a terrible user experience

Reason #2: Applications don’t behave consistently Applications in both MacOS and iPadOS have some degree of inconsistencies and that leads me to adapt constantly.

Reason #1: Applications for iPadOS is not mature as in MacOS I am a Google Docs heavy user and these webapps are terrible when you start working on iPadOS, especially for content creation.

Experiment: Moving from MacBook Laptop to iPad Pro as a primary working tool. Has anyone accomplished this ? I’m going to test it out this week and see how it goes.

What I learned is, just because I had the top position in hierarchy, I am not expect to know everything. If I pretend to know everything, it diminishes the value of all of the great ideas with things surrounding me.

I wish I had this 10 years ago 👏