It's amazing to see what one individual can do.
At the time of group think, Steve Jobs' story is proof that all that matters is the individual.
The person is everything, groups are nothing.
It needed a special person like Steve Jobs to get Apple's talented people and ideas, turn it from almost bankruptcy to the most valuable company in the world that it is today.
God, I remember these gray monsters that were just as ugly as Windows computers, but cost three times as much...
The G3 tower, blue and white, was the first turn, and then came the G4...
Great how Steve Jobs dealt with the G4 crisis, where Apple computers lagged behind because the G5 appeared too late, and wasn't enough.
The switch to Intel, and the success of the iPod...
We live in a time where specialists seem to rule. But in business, only companies that can serve a wider range of needs can make it to the top. Apple proved it by adding consumer goods like the iPod and the iPhone to its computer and software business, which resulted in the successful take-off.