Steve Jobs

Methodology and Conclusions

In the book «Steve Jobs», Walter Isaacson employed a methodology based on numerous interviews and extensive research. Isaacson conducted over forty interviews with Steve Jobs himself over two years, as well as conversations with more than a hundred people, including family members, friends, colleagues, and competitors of Jobs. The author also examined numerous documents and archival materials to create a comprehensive and objective portrayal of Jobs' life and career. The book's conclusions highlight Jobs' unique character, his pursuit of perfection and innovation, and his complex personal relationships. Isaacson shows how Jobs combined creativity and technological expertise, allowing him to create some of the most influential products in tech history. The book also sheds light on the contradictory aspects of Jobs' personality, his demanding nature, and perfectionism, which often led to conflicts but also contributed to his success.