Back in 1977, when Steve Jobs first ran Apple Computer, he was a cocky, take no prisoners, 90 hour-a-week, demanding and brutal boss. He was on the cover of Time Magazine, Apple was exploding in value and sales and he was quite full of himself.
As a Steve Jobs fan, I can admit this. I'm truly more of a fan of Steve on his second stint at Apple starting in 1997, but one had to follow the other. The early days were his learning days. He was a wiser, older, more seasoned manager the 2nd time around.
As for the the young Steve, just look at this vid to see the uncanny likeness to Ashton Kutcher. This is one cocky SOB.
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Job's First TV Appearance
Charlie Chaplin was a pioneer in the early days of Hollywood and became the most recognized face on the planet with a career spanning 40 years. Gene Kelly was the most creative and athletic dancer of his time and pushed the boundaries of dance on film. Steve Jobs revolutionized digital entertainment with technological innovation and pushing a major shift in media consumption by breaking the hold of the music and movie moguls. See also: www.boldbrashandbrilliant.com
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