Steve Jobs

The best-selling biography of Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, written by Walter Isaacson. Walter Isaacson's book, which is based on over 40 interviews he conducted over a two-year period with Steve Jobs, as well as interviews with over 100 friends, family members, rivals, competitors, and colleagues, is a gripping account of the turbulent life and intensely passionate personality of a creative entrepreneur whose relentless drive and obsession with perfection revolutionized six industries: digital publishing, animated films, music, phones, tablets, and personal computers. Millions of readers were moved by Isaacson's picture. Jobs is the epitome of applied creativity and invention at a time when America is looking for methods to maintain its competitive advantage in innovation. He was aware that fusing creativity with technology was the most effective approach to provide value in the twenty-first century. He created a business that combines incredible mechanical marvels with creative leaps of faith. Jobs requested for no say over the writing, even though he collaborated with the author. Nothing was off-limits to him. He urged everyone he knew to be open and honest. He was open and honest about the individuals he collaborated and faced competition from. His adversaries, allies, and coworkers provide an unbiased picture of the obsessions, devilry, creativity, passions, perfectionism, and need for control that molded his approach to business and the ground-breaking goods that followed. His story is enlightening and a warning, full of lessons about creativity, morality, leadership, and values. The film of the same name, directed by Danny Boyle and featuring Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, Jeff Daniels, and Seth Rogen, was inspired by Steve Jobs. Aaron Sorkin wrote the script.