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Contemptuous of rules and regulations, he created a climate that made it hard for someone like Heinen to buck his wishes.
他藐視規(guī)章制度，創(chuàng)造了一種環(huán)境，使得像海寧這樣的人很難違背他的意愿。
At times, great creativity occurred. But people around him could pay a price.
有時，偉大的創(chuàng)造力會產生。但他周圍的人可能會為此付出代價。
On compensation issues in particular, the difficulty of defying his whims drove some good people to make some bad mistakes.
特別是在薪酬問題上，他的想法難以抗拒，促使一些好人犯了一些嚴重的錯誤。
The compensation issue in some ways echoed Jobs's parking quirk.
在某些方面，喬布斯在薪酬問題上的立場與他的停車怪癖有異曲同工之處。
He refused such trappings as having a "Reserved for CEO" spot,
他拒絕使用CEO專屬停車位，
but he assumed for himself the right to park in the handicapped spaces.
但他認為自己有權在殘疾人停車位停車。
He wanted to be seen (both by himself and by others) as someone willing to work for $1 a year,
他希望被（他自己和其他人）看成個愿意為1美元年薪工作的人，
but he also wanted to have huge stock grants bestowed upon him.
卻又希望得到大筆的期權。
Jangling inside him were the contradictions of a counterculture rebel turned business entrepreneur,
從一名反主流文化的叛逆者變?yōu)橐幻虡I(yè)創(chuàng)業(yè)者，他自身充滿了矛盾，
someone who wanted to believe that he had turned on and tuned in without having sold out and cashed in.
他希望在心靈上得到的啟逾和感悟，與他通過股票和期權獲得的財富并無關聯(lián)。
