Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson - November 2015 BOTM

[A, Crazy.]

Thoughts on this book?

[IShita]

It's been a while since I read his book bu from what I remember of it, it was a nice book. Walter has been known for his honest biographies in the genre and I think he deserves it. This was one of those super exciting, mind blowing biographies but it was also a thought provoking book. Somewhere Job's genius inspires you and motivates you o think outside the box. A lot of us only know about his much talked about Apple.Inc but Steve Jobs was more than just that. Being a business student myself, I could understand what he wanted to do, how he wanted to do it and how he did it. Maybe no as clearly as he did but I do get the idea. That being said, I can say I enjoyed the book for what it was and what it wanted to convey. Jobs didn't just get his post back in the company, he earned it. I've come to admire and respect him as an entrepreneur ten folds after this book.
This book's basically about an obnoxious genius who sugarcoats nothing even out of sheer politeness. Neither does the author of this book. So in terms of writing, I'd say this was one of the best biographies I've read.

[Tina]

This book is about a man I wanted to know. Lots of info. I really wish I could have met him! Such brilliance and determination in such a greatly missed man. Highly recommend.