Steve Jobs

Walter Isaacson's writing style is fantastic. Countless insights, expected and unexpected, covering a broad range of his life. Highly recommend!

There are interesting aspects to this story I never imagined. Steve Jobs was never conventional, but a brilliant and creative marketer. Elizabeth Holmes was part of the original staff. One of the dumbest moves in Corporate History was when the Board replaced Jobs with a non-tech bureaucrat. Fortunately for Apple, and Disney too, they got him back. We probably would have developed AI sooner, with more benefit to the people, if he had managed everything longer. He died too soon.

Unlike the biographer who wrote the biography of Warren Buffett, "Snowball", Alice Schroeder - that I thought could have used a lot more editing, Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs (nearly as lengthy a book) was far better written. As such, the entire story was engaging and informative. Whether you are a Jobs fan or hate him, the story is an excellent one about an American icon.

Good read, love the author in general

I loved the way Steve was described in this book and all the history around Apple and Pixar which I did not know much about.

Great book. Interesting and well written. I don't read many biographies these days and I found this one to be an easy read that I wanted to return to. I also thank Steve Jobs for the products he has helped to create so I guess I find him inspiring. Very cool.

This book tells of the life and struggles of Steve Jobs. It gives good insights to what he faced and how he dealt with it.

thanks for shipping and handing, fine book, love Steve Jobs