I. Introduction
“My job is not to be easy on people. My job is to make them better”-Steve Jobs. From his agitated childhood to a successful business man, Steve Jobs substantiated that success is dependent on effort. “Steve Jobs” is a name that originated the era of technology and was one of the most captivating communicators of our generation. Specifically, his work “revolutionized industries such as computing, telecommunications, movies, and music”. From the invention of computer in 1976 to the “touchscreen tablet” in 2011, Jobs induced a monumental impact on America, or the world of technology. His effort saved trees, simplified technology, and made technology beautiful. Moreover, Jobs mesmerized “the lives of people from all four corners …show more content…
He was born on February 24th, 1955, in San Francisco, California, to Joanne Schieble and Jandali. Unfortunately, their marriage did not last long and it came to an end with a compromise that Jobs was placed for adoption. Specifically, Jobs initiated a new chapter of his life in Mountain View, California, with his foster parents, Clara Jobs, and Paul Jobs. As growing up, Jobs never felt allured perceiving and comprehending about education, which led him to drop out of school. On the other hand, Jobs found his passion for technology, where he got a glimpse of the future. In fact, while “IBM and other large firms were creating huge mainframe machines, Jobs and his software-genius partner, Steve Wozniak, cooked up the first small personal computer, the Apple II.” Notably, Jobs envisaged a computer with graphical design interface, operated by a mouse. Inspired, it affected Jobs to make a Macintosh computer with his Apple team. Debuting in 1984, Jobs’ intricately utilized rhetorical device swept the world. During his speeches, his awe-enthusiasm and charisma formulated a “reality distortion field, which escorted people to believe what he says and be stimulated to buy his products. Furthermore, Job’s “vision contributed Apple to invent whole new categories of gadgets that had never existed before, including the iPod, iPhone, and iPad.” In a brief, Job’s intelligence established the innovation of
“My job is not to be easy on people. My job is to make them better”-Steve Jobs. From his agitated childhood to a successful business man, Steve Jobs substantiated that success is dependent on effort. “Steve Jobs” is a name that originated the era of technology and was one of the most captivating communicators of our generation. Specifically, his work “revolutionized industries such as computing, telecommunications, movies, and music”. From the invention of computer in 1976 to the “touchscreen tablet” in 2011, Jobs induced a monumental impact on America, or the world of technology. His effort saved trees, simplified technology, and made technology beautiful. Moreover, Jobs mesmerized “the lives of people from all four corners …show more content…
He was born on February 24th, 1955, in San Francisco, California, to Joanne Schieble and Jandali. Unfortunately, their marriage did not last long and it came to an end with a compromise that Jobs was placed for adoption. Specifically, Jobs initiated a new chapter of his life in Mountain View, California, with his foster parents, Clara Jobs, and Paul Jobs. As growing up, Jobs never felt allured perceiving and comprehending about education, which led him to drop out of school. On the other hand, Jobs found his passion for technology, where he got a glimpse of the future. In fact, while “IBM and other large firms were creating huge mainframe machines, Jobs and his software-genius partner, Steve Wozniak, cooked up the first small personal computer, the Apple II.” Notably, Jobs envisaged a computer with graphical design interface, operated by a mouse. Inspired, it affected Jobs to make a Macintosh computer with his Apple team. Debuting in 1984, Jobs’ intricately utilized rhetorical device swept the world. During his speeches, his awe-enthusiasm and charisma formulated a “reality distortion field, which escorted people to believe what he says and be stimulated to buy his products. Furthermore, Job’s “vision contributed Apple to invent whole new categories of gadgets that had never existed before, including the iPod, iPhone, and iPad.” In a brief, Job’s intelligence established the innovation of