Behind The Apple : Steve Paul Jobs

Jobs was an American information technology entrepreneur and inventor, being the co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc. He lived a counter-cultural lifestyle, and philosophy was a big thing during the time and place of his upbringing. He was adopted at birth, in San Francisco by Paul and Clara Jobs (February 24, 1955). He was very dismissive of his adopted parents, “They were MY parents” he explained. (Telegraph Media Group) Paul Jobs, Steve’s dad, was a machinist for a firm that made lasers in what became Silicon Valley. Steve described his dad as a ‘genius with his hands’ and said that he had wished to be as good of a father to his children as his father was. After stating so, he estranged from a child that was his, even swearing to the court that he was infertile. Eventually, when he realized and accepted that Lisa Brennan-Jobs was his daughter, he took her in to live with him when she was a teenager. Jobs and his close friend Wozniak

The Steve Jobs biography “Steve Jobs the Man Who Thought Different” provides a glimpse into the past and the development of current technology. Although at some points did this book fail to capture my attention, overall I came to the conclusion that it did help me learn a lot about the Apple Industry and how it came to be. Because of this I would recommend this book to a friend. The author’s unique way of reviewing Steve Jobs’s life and his impact made on society, along with his associates who helped him make it to where he was helped to build my interest in the book. Although, it did fail to capture my attention because of the, what I felt, extensive and repetitive descriptions of each situation Jobs found himself in throughout his life. By

Steve Jobs was born on February 24th in 1955 from two University of Wisconsin graduate students who gave him up for adoption. Paul and Clara Jobs, a lower middle class couple, adopted him. They lived in Mountain valley, California which later became Silicon Valley. Since he grew up in a neighbourhood of engineers, that influenced him from a young age to get into technology. Steve was very intelligent and was an innovative thinker in his youth.He was a prankster at school because of boredom. His fourth grade teacher had to bribe him to study. Steve did so well, that administrators tried to convince his parents to skip him to highschool (which they declined). When Steve jobs went to highschool, he met Steve Wozniak. Although Steve Wozniak was 18 and Steve Jobs was 13, they clicked quickly because of their interest in computers.

Given the task of conceptualizing a man who truly changed the realm of technology as we know it today, my mind secludes one person. That person is Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Computer, now known simply as Apple. For this rhetorical analysis, I will be using three biographies/profiles about Jobs including “The Real Genius of Steve Jobs” by Malcolm Gladwell with The New Yorker (June 19, 2017), “Jobs’ Biography; Thoughts on Life, Death, and Apple” from NPR (October 25, 2011), and “Steve Jobs” from Biography.com (April 28, 2017). Precise attention to the audience, purpose, and tone, allows all three of these profiles to vividly explain and represent Jobs as the truly exceptionally minded man that he was.

Steve Jobs started arguably one of the biggest tech companies today and had a profound impact on all of our lives. You can analyze his psyche to get a better understanding of what made Steve so successful. You can use perspectives to better understand why Steve did what he did. Some of the perspectives that I used to explain Steve’s psyche is the biological, Cognitive, Psychodynamic, Socioculture, and Developmental.

On February 24, 1955 in San Francisco, California, Steven Paul Jobs was born. More commonly known as Steve Jobs, he was the subject of adoption. His birth mother was not married and was forced to let her child go to Paul and Clara Jobs. They later adopted another child (Patty Jobs) that would become Steve’s younger sister. From an early age, Steve loved working with machines and technology. During Jobs’ junior year in high school, he met Steve “Woz” Wozniak, who was almost 5 years older than Jobs. In college, Woz focused mainly on fun, not as much grades. He had to drop out of college and return home. Jobs also dropped out of college, but after the first semester.

Hello, I'm Steve Jobs, technology revolutionary. I was born on February 24th, 1955, to Joanne Schieble and Abdulfattah John Jandali. Because I was born outside of marriage by a Catholic mother, I was put up for adoption, which led me to my adopted parents,Clara Hagopian and Paul Jobs. Of course, of all the things to happen to me a growing up, one of the most important events was meeting Steve Wozniak in college, a fellow electrical nerd like me. We quickly grew to be friends, and would co-found Apple together.

The texts "Tim Cook's Speech at Steve Jobs' Memorial," "The Genius of Jobs," and " The Steve Job's Ways" all share a common idea, Steve Jobs. All these texts include different variations about Jobs, but one central idea is the success and intuitiveness he obtained. These three texts emphasize the creativity, intuition, and dedication Jobs had when dealing with his work.

Thesis Statement: Steve Jobs was always a brilliant student, but had a bit of a tough upbringing, but as anyone can see that didn’t stop him from creating revolutionary products such as the iPhone, iPad, and the Macbook Air.

Steve Jobs was an accomplished leader and innovator in technology, having helped found and lead multiple companies throughout his life. His many accomplishments include; founding Apple and NeXT and was the CEO of both companies as well as Pixar. Jobs created many life-changing products like the Apple ll, which is has been known as one of the first true PC’s.

Iconoclast. Inventor. Visionary. Genius. Adopted. Dropout. Fired. Monster? Steve Jobs was known for many things and one of them was a monster. Steve Jobs The man who thought different touches base on his monster like qualities, but it mainly talks about his life. He was a human being just like everyone else. He made mistakes but everyone makes mistakes in their life so what’s the difference between him and anyone else? So what makes him a monster?

The difference in the world from the past to the present has changed dramatically through technology. Steve Jobs was a technological genius whose vision not only shaped an industry but also our entire world and culture. Steve Jobs made a huge impact on society by bringing the world new aspects of technology. Steve was a technological innovater and an intellectual entrepreneur. Steve introduced many innovations to the world, and accomplished so much in his lifetime. Steve revolutionized the PC industry and made Apple an icon of American business.

There were two things that were obvious to Paul and Clara Jobs about their son, Steve, from the time he was a little toddler: he was very bright and he hated to listen or obey anyone. Those traits followed him throughout his life and career. As a young man living in the heart of the technological age that was on the verge of exploding, Jobs felt right at home. From a young boy on, Steve loved electronics and devices. He took them apart and put them back together with great joy and excitement.

Who was Steve Jobs? He was an American technology entrepreneur, visionary and inventor. He also was the co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Apple Inc. He is also is the CEO and largest shareholder for the company Pixar Animation Studio. Mr Jobs had a very successful life with a lot of accomplishments. However it was not an easy road for him he had many hardships along the way. So now that we have a little background knowledge

Born in San Francisco in February 1955 to two unmarried graduate students, Steve was put up for adoption within a week of his birth. He was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs, who soon after moved to Mountain View, California, a rural town Silicon Valley.