They don't like me," says Nir Zuk of his old bosses. As one of the earliest employees at Check Point Software Technologies in the 1990s he wrote parts of the world's first commercial firewall. He later built essential chunks of the firewall sold by Juniper Networks. But at both companies, Zuk (pronounced "zook") ended up quitting in a huff—and, in one case, walking away from millions of dollars in unvested stock options. Why? The Israeli engineer felt his best ideas were being blocked by incompetence and office politics. All he ever wanted, he insists, was to build new things.
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机译：他们的前任老板Nir Zuk说：“他们不喜欢我。”作为1990年代Check Point Software Technologies最早的员工之一，他撰写了世界上第一台商用防火墙的部分内容。 Juniper Networks。但是在两家公司中，Zuk（发音为“ zook”）最终都退出了，在一个案例中，他放弃了数百万美元的未认股权，为什么呢？他坚持认为，他无能为力和办公室政治所阻挠，只是想制造新事物。
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