Bill Gates and Steve Jobs - Biography Series

Matt Greene

Casa editrice: Lulu.com

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Ever wondered how Bill Gates and Steve Jobs rose to stardom? 

Besides Microsoft, Bill is well- known for his immense riches. The man clinched the designation of the well-off person across the globe for a period of fifteen years in succession. Even in February 2008, Bill was positioned as the third moneyed individual in the world. 
Bill’s effective spell as an entrepreneur grossed him universal acknowledgement. He was acknowledged as one of the most prominent individuals of the twentieth century by the Times journal. He was also accepted as the greatest effective people for the year 2004, 2005 and 2006. 


After reading the book, you'll find some of Jobs impressive accomplishments through his business career and personal life. More importantly, how he developped Apple as we know it today. 
Jobs was obviously a very special person, and I found this book as a short portrayed for both: the good and the bad about Jobs. 

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Disponibile da: 20/05/2015.

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