Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson

“Steve Jobs” by Walter Isaacson is a biography of the co-founder and former CEO of Apple Inc., Steve Jobs. The book was published in 2011, shortly after Jobs’ death, and is based on over forty interviews with Jobs himself, as well as interviews with his family members, colleagues, and competitors.

The book covers Jobs’ life from his childhood in California to his rise as a technology visionary and his ultimate triumphs and failures as the head of Apple. It delves into his personality, his business acumen, his leadership style, and his unique approach to design and innovation.

Isaacson paints a complex portrait of Jobs, showing him as a creative genius who was capable of incredible focus and discipline, but who was also prone to mood swings and often difficult to work with. He portrays Jobs as a man who was deeply committed to his vision for Apple, even when it put him at odds with the company’s board and investors.

Overall, “Steve Jobs” offers a comprehensive look at one of the most influential figures in the tech industry and provides insights into his life, his work, and his legacy.