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by Walter Isaacson
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Dawid Piaskowski
Dawid Piaskowski rated it 12 years ago
Naprawdę świetna książka - zdecydowanie dużo lepsza niż odpowiednik o Amazon i Jeffie Bezosie One Click: Jeff Bezos and the Rise of Amazon.com - Richard L. Brandt Bardzo inspirująca! :-)
Sandi
Sandi rated it 12 years ago
As a 'geek' who worked in the computer industry for 20 years, (for a company in direct competition with Apple & in a partnership with IBM & Microsoft), I found this book fascinating. I became a big Apple products fan thanks to it, (I'm doing this review on my iPad!). I always knew what an egotisti...
Vijai's Book Reviews
Vijai's Book Reviews rated it 12 years ago
Biographies are the most trickiest books to review. You get so entwined with this story of a person that it is hard to pry yourself away and not be biased or be weighed upon by your retrospective judgement of someone's life altering decisions. I should say, this book by Mr. Isaacson put me through t...
Ladybug's Doodles
Ladybug's Doodles rated it 12 years ago
Steve Jobs was a narcissistic person. He was very charismatic (he could make you think he was a friend and stab you in the back), had a world view that would not accept anything different than what he saw or wanted and was extremely hard to work for or with (to say the least). He was very abusive an...
I love books
I love books rated it 12 years ago
Marking it finished even though I didn't. The book offers a good insight in Steve Jobs's life and thoughts, but at a certain point it became boring to read the same things over and over again so I quit.
Clintons blog of books
Clintons blog of books rated it 12 years ago
Excellent auto, Steve Jobs will be missed :( .
willmernagh
willmernagh rated it 13 years ago
This was a thoroughly entertaining bio of a brilliant yet awful person. My feeling is that 85-90 % of the book is unbiased. However there does seems to be a deep connection between Isaacson and Jobs that hints at justifying Jobs' moral and social shortcomings. That said both Isaacson and Jobs are to...
realityinabox
realityinabox rated it 13 years ago
Giacomo's blog
Giacomo's blog rated it 13 years ago
I have been an admirer of Steve Jobs since the early 80s. I did some work for Apple when they were ramping up production for the original Macintosh, and, though I never interacted with Jobs, his "personality" was infused in everyone you dealt with. It was a great experience and one I will never forg...
mtw1tter
mtw1tter rated it 13 years ago
The book is interesting but I don't want to speak ill of the dead.
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