Read it. Same Impression.

Mar 6, 2015
9:17:56am

Jeremy

The guy was not a good person, but the same qualities that made him a bad father, co-employee, friend, etc. made him a great leader. He was probably certifiable as a psychopath, but a lot of great leaders are as well.

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Jeremy

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I'm half way through Steve Jobs' book

Schultz is back

3/6/15 8:57am

am I the only one that finds it ironic that Steve Jobs wrote a book?

TheDeek

3/6/15 8:58am

He didn't- authorized biography

AtlantaMark

3/6/15 9:00am

I read about 60% and then put it down out of sheer boredom.

JackStack

3/6/15 9:04am

Had a friend 20 years ago that did office remodeling for Jobs/Apple.

ClackamasCoug

3/6/15 9:05am

That's very accurate according to the book.

Schultz is back

3/6/15 9:10am

A friend of mine works for Pixar. Was one of the first 30 employees, so,

CoogsWin

3/6/15 9:29am

Most of the people that knew him best disagree with that book. And you see

TrueAndBlue

3/6/15 9:10am

Not sure that is true.

Jeremy

3/6/15 9:16am

Jony Ive, Tim Cook, Eddy Cue, and Phil Schiller all have said that book does not

TrueAndBlue

3/6/15 9:30am

RE: Most of the people that knew him best disagree with that book. And you see

Schultz is back

3/6/15 9:49am

this is absolutely true

TepperCoug

3/6/15 5:45pm

Steve Jobs was not a very likeable man.

Cougarclaw

3/6/15 9:17am

Read it. Same Impression.

Jeremy

3/6/15 9:17am

I read the Disney Wars book about Michael Eisner

Acorn

3/6/15 9:54am

This is funny b/c I had the exact opposite reaction when I read the book.

TepperCoug

3/6/15 5:48pm

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