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Brent Schlender
ISBN 9781444762013
Rs. 1,120
Hodder & Stoughton
Becoming Steve Jobs
Who it's for: readers interested in Steve Jobs, Apple, or business biographies
Becoming Steve Jobs offers an in-depth exploration of Steve Jobs' pivotal transformation following his departure from Apple in the mid-1980s. This biography delves into the crucial decade where Jobs, exiled from the company he founded, evolved from an impulsive entrepreneur into the visionary leader who would later return to reshape Apple into a global powerhouse. Drawing on unparalleled access and recently discovered interviews, the book provides a fresh perspective on what truly made Jobs succeed and how he matured into one of the most significant business figures in modern history.Why You Should Read? Discover the untold story of Steve Jobs' personal and professional growth between his two tenures at Apple. Gain unique insights into the critical lessons and experiences that forged his eventual success as a business leader. Access a biography enriched by the journalist who knew Jobs intimately, offering perspectives previously unseen. Understand the nuanced evolution of Apple under Jobs' renewed leadership and vision.
Highlights
- Focuses on Jobs' evolution from impulsive entrepreneur to visionary leader
- Draws on recently discovered interviews and unparalleled access
- Covers the decade between Jobs' departure and return to Apple
- Provides fresh perspective on Jobs' success and maturation
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What period of Steve Jobs' life does this book cover?
It covers the pivotal transformation after his departure from Apple in the mid-1980s, including the decade before his return.
What makes this biography different from others about Steve Jobs?
It draws on recently discovered interviews and offers a fresh perspective on what made Jobs succeed, focusing on his personal and professional growth.
Who is the author and what is their background?
The author is Brent Schlender, a journalist who knew Jobs intimately, providing unique insights.