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STEVE PAUL JOBS -INSPIRATION STORY

Every day many birth and death happen. All of their names not placed in the record book. On February 24,1955 a gent was born for unmarried love couple Abdulfatttah Jandali and Joanne Schieble (later called Simpsons). This gent was named Steve Paul Jobs and was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs in 1955.
Steve was very interested in engineering. In his schooling period, his hobbies are working with electronic material along with his father. Once, his father preparing a cupboard Steve asked,” Instead of preparing we can get it from the shop”. Paul Jobs said,” But the only appearance be attractive and those products will not be used for long term. So I’m preparing and it used for more the 10years”. This incident made to provide a well-qualified product to people and designed his products very careful. So the product of Apple is unbeaten by other company products.

Steve never liked to introduce him as CEO instead he asked their workers,” Better call me CIO”.CIO-Chief Information Officer. “Picasso had a saying – ‘good artists copy; great artists steal’ – and we have always been shameless about stealing great ideas”.Steve replied, “We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas.”
Unfortunately, Steve was thrown out of Apple after that they can’t manage as they began to get losses. Then they again hired Steve Jobs. Steve asked their ideas for the next launch. They said,” we planed to make 300 products”.” No make10 products and improve their quality”.

Steve reject the product even if he did not satisfy for.1%. This keeps Apple at the top. Steve asked to minimize the size of the iPad and the designing team tried and made a model. Steve just dropped the model into the fish tank. They didn’t understand Jobs said,” still there is airspace so you seen the bubbles in tank, so remove these air and remodel it”. His every action aimed only to provide the best product. Such an inspiration man went to sleep in 2011.



Credits: Hemarajee

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