The candid tapes, released by Apple for its employees, show a rare glimpse of the tech mogul at work, ABC News reports.
It’s Steve jobs as you’ve never seen him in frank conversations with his colleagues in Apple… Jobs continues to fascinate even after his 2011 death at the age of 56. Demanding, creative, touched with genius, the man who helped bring the world the Macintosh personal computer, iPod and the iPhone… – Chris Connelly, ABC News
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The one and only one of a kind Steve Jobs
The one and only Steve Jobs.
“…Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.”
Rob Siltanen
Nailed it, bot! Crazy genius…
We all have a darker side. If I became famous, there would be all kinds of stories of what I jerk I was to somebody. Everybody has things they wish they could have said differently. But we are an accumulation of both our good and bad. It’s just the bad is more interesting for people to tell about someone else if they become famous.
I suspect that people like Steve Jobs more frequently exhibit extremes of personality, both good and bad. Their passion drives them to feats of excess.
Yeah, like truly successful people would have gotten that way being nothing BUT nice. Not even Walt Disney was always nice. Human behaviors are a stew of emotions, temperament and moods. The nature of human beings.
We miss ya…
All I see is a three-minute video about the videos. Did I miss something? Where can I see the videos themselves?
Yup, it is a total ad to get you on a TV station, I won’t mention the name.
We designers don’t want the blithering idiots on the nightly news overtalking Steve Jobs. Just butt out.
There is no doubt he had the capacity to besuper charismatic if he chose to be .
The crazy geniuses are the truly interesting people
And their faults remind us not to copy all that they do.
Steve wasn’t very nice to Ms. Brennan. There was no need to do what he did.
The world still seems very empty without him.
Only those of us who grew up with and lived Steve Jobs know that this was not “another side of Steve Jobs”, this was the real him, day in and day out. The fabrication of who he was based on these bogus biographies and films is the real tragedy here, and it’s even sadder to see young people or those that did not grow up with him actually believe this crap.
There was no “dark side” to Steve Jobs, he is “dark” only to those who don’t understand him or who don’t like him, who envy his legacy and his success in life.
correct, envy is the benchmark of the lesser person.
Damage control when there’s no need for it. Some Jobs/Apple disciples may watch these films out of curiosity but it won’t change their delusional devotion. Others will watch wanting vindication for their hatred of all things Apple and commercialism and the wealthy. Some will watch out of artistic curiosity.
It’s okay to judge either way. But before you condemn anyone, look in a mirror.
That being said, this clip simply shows Jobs speaking to to devoted employees with the top management rung in front. So it’s controlled damage control with no value in deflecting the issue.
Hardly a “delusional devotion.” I’d say a delusional statement on your part. People who grew up with Jobs know his strengths and weaknesses and his strengths trump all other considerations.