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Muy bueno =D
Muy muy recomendable \m/
Published April 29, 2011 by 中信出版社.
Steve Jobs:A Biography
史蒂夫•乔布斯本人表示，《史蒂夫•乔布斯传》也涉及到他曾经犯过的错误、失败的经历以及私生活，有些事情是他自认为并不得意的，但没有什么是不可以公诸于众的。尽管史蒂夫•乔布斯给予《史蒂夫•乔布斯传》的采访和创作全面的配合，但他对内容从不干涉，也不要求出版前阅读全文的权利。对于任何资源和关联的人，他都不设限，甚至鼓励他所熟知的人袒露出自己的心声。谈及和史蒂夫•乔布斯共过事的人以及竞争对手，史蒂夫•乔布斯直言不讳，甚至尖酸刻薄。史蒂夫•乔布斯的激情、精力、欲望、完美主义、艺术修养、残暴还有对掌控权的迷恋塑造出的商业哲学一览无余。同样，史蒂夫•乔布斯的朋友、敌人，还有同事在《史蒂夫•乔布斯传》里也为我们提供了一个前所未有的毫无掩饰的视角。
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4 stars
This is a must-read to understand a man who shaped our reality, many times over. Personal computers. GUIs. Movies. Music. Tablets. Reading. Video games. The impact Steve Jobs has made on our world is inestimable.
Isaacson has dug deep and uncovered loads of information through his interviews. Even from the early years, I learned a few things I didn't know about Jobs. My major impressions from this book, though, are that:
1. Jobs walked a lot.
2. Jobs cried a lot.
3. People who change the world, who achieve greatness as measured by the world, are amazingly callous and narcissistic.
I was also surprised to learn how little of what Apple has accomplished went according to some master plan or overarching strategy. They've made it up as they've gone along, learning from their mistakes and successes, reacting to the market and to technology, and striving always to make what customers …
This is a must-read to understand a man who shaped our reality, many times over. Personal computers. GUIs. Movies. Music. Tablets. Reading. Video games. The impact Steve Jobs has made on our world is inestimable.
Isaacson has dug deep and uncovered loads of information through his interviews. Even from the early years, I learned a few things I didn't know about Jobs. My major impressions from this book, though, are that:
1. Jobs walked a lot.
2. Jobs cried a lot.
3. People who change the world, who achieve greatness as measured by the world, are amazingly callous and narcissistic.
I was also surprised to learn how little of what Apple has accomplished went according to some master plan or overarching strategy. They've made it up as they've gone along, learning from their mistakes and successes, reacting to the market and to technology, and striving always to make what customers really want. It will be interesting to see Apple's future without Jobs.
