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Daniel. Smith

Category Self-Help & Motivation
Pages 224 Pages
Publication Year 2020
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9788183224796

Rs. 400

Manjul Publishing House

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How To Think Like Steve Jobs

How To Think Like Steve Jobs

apple company has a major influence in the technological development of the present era. Starting with the death of Steve Jobs on 5 October 2011, How to Think Like Steve Jobs throws light on the impact the man had on the world. The book looks at how the journey of Jobs has its influences and inspirations from the likes of the American inventor Thomas Edison and the founder of Sony Electronics Akio Morita. Jobs thought differently from the rest and that lead to his success. With a strong sense of design in both functioning as well as appearance, Jobs had the mercurial ability to know what people wanted before they knew it themselves. and he also knew how to sell the idea. Jobs' influence in Silicon Valley changed the way the world sees technology. How to Think Like Steve Jobs examines the thought process and chiseled skills that Jobs used in his journey to the top.

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ISBN 9788183224796
Pages 224 Pages
Publication Year 2020
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000597101

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