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Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson is an authorized biography that chronicles the life, career, and legacy of the iconic co-founder of Apple Inc. The book offers an in-depth look at Jobs' complex personality, his visionary approach to technology, and his impact on multiple industries.
Isaacson draws from extensive interviews with Jobs, his family, friends, colleagues, and competitors, providing a balanced portrait of a man who was both innovative and demanding. The narrative explores Jobs' early years, his founding of Apple, his departure and return, and his role in shaping the digital age.
The biography also delves into Jobs' personal life, including his relationships and his battle with illness. It highlights his perfectionism, creativity, and sometimes abrasive leadership style, illustrating how these traits fueled Apple's revolutionary products and his enduring influence on technology and culture.
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