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linseyhermsen's review against another edition
2.0
Just a report on a privileged man who was an abusive boss but also the person behind Apple. He displayed the behaviour that is only accepted from rich white men
aminowrimo's review against another edition
3.0
This is about Steve Jobs. Everything interesting about Steve Jobs was said in the book by the same name.
This one is based on the business model of Apple, more than anything, and, I think, is meant for business owners.
Excuse any incoherencies. It's November.
beyond3va's review
3.0
Had to read it for school, and write a 1500 word review!
Very interesting even if you had followed Steve Jobs career! It is very effective in communicating his arguments.
It is also a very fast read!
Very interesting even if you had followed Steve Jobs career! It is very effective in communicating his arguments.
It is also a very fast read!
gokulns's review against another edition
4.0
The book starts off with clichéd quotes of Steve Jobs from speeches that have been watched on YouTube over a million times but this is by far one of the most comprehensive books on how Apple works bested only, IMO, by Men Segall's Insanely Simple. What I love about the book is the neutral stand it takes by pointing out where Apple went wrong. The ending was a bit abrupt and the beginning was a bit clichéd, but all in all, a great book!
cschack's review against another edition
3.0
Fun for fanbois (of which I am one), but too hagiographical to be all that interesting; you can glean a lot of this on Kahney's blog, fittingly called "The Cult of Mac"
halfmanhalfbook's review against another edition
4.0
An interesting, now historical, trawl through the mind of Steve Jobs. Has lots of points about the business tips that you could get from Jobs, but occasionally contradicted himself.
halfmanhalfbook's review against another edition
4.0
An interesting, now historical, trawl through the mind of Steve Jobs. Has lots of points about the business tips that you could get from Jobs, but occasionally contradicted himself.
cschack's review against another edition
3.0
Fun for fanbois (of which I am one), but too hagiographical to be all that interesting; you can glean a lot of this on Kahney's blog, fittingly called "The Cult of Mac"
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