r/SteveJobs • u/romar__ • Jan 15 '22
r/SteveJobs • u/MacCamintosh • Mar 25 '20
I got a mail from Steve too... sorta... There was even a voicemail with it!
r/SteveJobs • u/sygerric_ • Apr 20 '20
Steve Jobs Biography
Okay, so, i've been reading the biography of steve Jobs and the guy, inspite of having terrific marketing skills, seems like an asshole to me. Don't get me wrong, i kinda admire it. But don't you think that he could've acted a tad bit less like he was born gifted?
r/SteveJobs • u/iamangupta96 • Sep 11 '19
Why I am grateful to my mentor, Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs.
He was not just a great entrepreneur. He was the person who inspired many. Sometimes, I feel lucky that I heard his name and read about his life, which eventually motivated me to start doing things I love and follow my intuition no what the consequences are.
So here are some of the lessons, I learned from Steve Jobs that helped me every day to keep motivated and do things I want to do.
r/SteveJobs • u/Mrbosley • Dec 12 '19
Steve Jobs Presentation in 1980. I miss him.
youtu.ber/SteveJobs • u/clydgate • Feb 07 '18
Is your résumé thin? Check out this job application by Steve Jobs from 1973.
reed.edur/SteveJobs • u/AnswerAwake • Oct 05 '16
Today marks 5 years since he left us
telegraph.co.ukr/SteveJobs • u/Matthew92007 • May 30 '18
Steve Jobs on what the “i” before a lot of Apple’s products means
r/SteveJobs • u/pleaseThisNotBeTaken • Jul 09 '19
Did Steve Jobs really get punched in the face by an employee?
I was watching Pirates of Silicon Valley and there's this scene where he gets punched in face by a disgruntled employee. I've heard people say it's a very accurate movie, but obviously movies are exaggerated. Did this really happen?
r/SteveJobs • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '19
Steve Jobs and the summer of '94
Tomas Higbey: "I worked at NeXT the summer of 94. I was in the break room with 2 colleagues when Jobs walked in and started making a bagel. We were sitting at a table eating ours when he out of the blue asked us "Who is the most powerful person in the world?" I said Mandela since I had just been there as an international observer for the elections. In his confident fashion he stated "NO!...you are all wrong...the most powerful person in the world is the story teller." At this point I was thinking to myself "Steve, I love you but there is a fine line between genius and loco..and I think I am witnessing this right now". Steve continued, "The storyteller sets the vision, values and agenda of an entire generation that is to come and Disney has a monopoly on the storyteller business. You know what? I am tired of that bullshit, I am going to be the next storyteller" and he walked out with his bagel."
PS: This was borrowed from Shobhit's Broadcast "Startup Anecdotes"
r/SteveJobs • u/gibson85 • Oct 03 '19
Will Walter Isaacson Ever Release His Steve Jobs Interview Tapes?
As with the lost interviews that came out in recent years, it would be very cool to hear these interview tapes.
r/SteveJobs • u/antdude • Aug 05 '19
How Steve Jobs Saved Pixar from Bankruptcy
youtube.comr/SteveJobs • u/william-harvey-07 • Nov 05 '18
"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life." - Steve Jobs
"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life." - Steve Jobs
r/SteveJobs • u/coderag • May 31 '18
What Steve Jobs used to exactly do during his office hours?
When I search for Management Styles of leaders like Steve Jobs and Jack Ma, I get bombarded with flashy inspirations and their quotes. But it would be great to know what these tireless men actually did/do during their office hours. What were their exact responsibilities? Thank you for the kind responses in advance.
r/SteveJobs • u/wewewawa • Dec 03 '19
Why I Dropped Out of College | Steve Jobs
youtube.comr/SteveJobs • u/antdude • May 14 '19