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Where did Steve Jobs work?
Pixar, Apple, NeXT — in one way or another, Steve Jobs helped create or build upon each of them. Together with Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne, they created Apple Computer Company in 1976. In 1986, Jobs became an owner of Pixar and quickly made it into one of the most successful animation studios in the world, eventually selling it to Disney. After his first resignation from Apple, he founded NeXT to stick it to his old employer.
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How rich was Steve Jobs?
While not in the top ten richest people, Steve Jobs was worth around $8 billion. The majority of these riches came from the stock he owned in the Apple company. Funnily enough, when it was created, the third co-founder, Ronald Wayne, sold his stocks while Steve Jobs and Wozniak kept theirs. When the CEO passed away, he left a majority of his riches to his wife, Laurene Powell Jobs.
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What did Steve Jobs do in the Apple company?
While he might be the most recognizable face of Apple today, he was only CEO upon his return to the company. During his time in the company (1976–1985 and 1997–2011), Jobs not only built the company from the ground up but also helped to save it from bankruptcy. Under his leadership, Apple created the products many love and use today — iPhone, iMac, and iPod.
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Why did Steve Jobs leave Apple in 1985?
Steve Jobs left Apple for a valid reason. When then-CEO John Sculley reorganized the company, he did so to contain Jobs and limit his powers in releasing new products. Jobs, in return, decided to leave the company in 1985 and would not return till 1997.
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Which personality characteristics did Steve Jobs have?
Commanding and authoritative, Steve Jobs seems to have been of ENTJ (Commander) MBTI personality. Characteristics of this personality are visible through the actions and words he said. He was known to be straightforward, saying what was needed, even if it could hurt another person. The several companies he founded might showcase his want and need to improve and create new products.
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