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Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011) was the co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc. On August 24th, 2011, he resigned his position as CEO of Apple due to his battle with pancreatic cancer. Among other awards, he was a recipient of the National Medal of Technology. This category is for questions about his personal life, beliefs, health, and history.
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What do Isaac Newton and Steve Jobs have in common?
James Watts and Issac Newton are alike because they both invent many things and became sucessful in life. they are diiferent because both invented different things, born differnt places and achieved many things.. (Hope i helped :D)
What was Steve job's education?
Steve Jobs was a high school drop-out and went to Apple Computers in 1996.
Did Buddy Miles with Steve Wonder sing Last Words of Love?
Yes he did, 1975, song was hit in the summer of 1976. Very hard album to find and very underated.
a job name is a thing like if u work at TACO BELL that is a job name
Steve jobs situational leadership is Low relationship and low task and High readiness?
Steven Jobs is capable of using each of the four styles described in the Situational Leadership model. However, his style preference appears to be S4 (Style 4) - Low amount of task behavior (Structure) and low amount of relationship behavior (Support). Like many CEO is style profile is 1/4 and he tends to alternate between style 4 (above) and the very directive S1 (Style 1) High Task/Low Relationship. This kind of leader has little time for people requiring hand-holding. They tend to make a decision up front as to whether this person "gets it" or not. If you get it, then you tend to get a delegating (or abandoning) S4 and if you don't get it he tends to lay a bunch of structure on you. He does not suffer fools as we all know so he he doesn't have to use that style as much. There all well documented accounts of when he has -- they tend to be intense and memorable.
That said, I saw a recent story where he tried to use a S2 with a snotty user, a woman that wanted his PR Department to do her homework for her. The S2 didn't work so he snapped back to an S1 ... appropriately.
The problem with his style is that it tends to foster the all important self-fulfilling prophecy. If he delegates (S4) to you, you tend to rise to to the challenge of bootstrapping thyself for the task at hand. If he tends to use S1 then you become a quivering pile of goo. Once he's deemed you as "not getting it" it's near impossible to make it back into the (I got this" camp and in fact it may be time to pack your things.
In calm moments when the stakes are high for a task and he's working with people he's invested in, Steve is perfectly situational and flexes his styles appropriately as per Hersey's Situational Leadership model. This does not get much airplay.
How do I know? My sister worked for him at Apple Computer and I worked for Dr. Paul Hersey, (the man that developed Sit Lead) for nearly 20 years.
Great question - Sit Lead is the ultimate leadership hack but you're not gonna learn it on the web. The depth of this model is phenomenal and you must "peel the onion" to get it. Use organizationally (And Apple does) it becomes a virtual leadership operating system. See www.situational.com for more.
Good luck with the paper.
Why was Steve Jobs successful?
Because everything steve jobs touched was perfect and he will always be in our memories . RIP STEVE JOBS <3
Who is the richest man in the world Steve Jobs or bill gates?
Actually, Steve Jobs comes nowhere close. Neither of these: the richest man in the world is probably Carlos Slim Helú.
However, Bill Gates is "only" $500 million poorer than Slim Helú and easily the richest American.
because he is looking for not just any job. he wants a perfect job that can answer all his problems. since you're stressed out about it, he gets more and more stressed about finding a right job for your standards. help him out and ask your friends or family members with jobs any good suggestions.
