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Steven Paul «Steve» Jobs (San Francisco, 24 de febrero de 1955-Palo Alto, 05 de octubre de 2011)​ fue un empresario, diseñador industrial, magnate empresarial, propietario de medios e inversor estadounidense. Fue cofundador y presidente ejecutivo de Apple y máximo accionista individual de The Walt Disney Company. 69 AÑOS 56 AÑOS 13 AÑOS.

To think i have spent the whole day trying to make sense out of this and you explain this in minutes is amazing..thank u

This works!

I want to know who that man was. I respect him far more. Wouldn’t be surprised if he’s part of a secret agency that’s maintaining the cyber world order.

I don’t think there has been a CEO this good yet. This video is a proof.

This is absolute perfection. I recently read a similar book, and it was absolute perfection. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight

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Who was that dude asking? Nobody.

Starting point is important: 1) Steve Jobs, start with the customer and work backwards. 2) Seattle, start with the money and see how we can use technology and other methods as leverage..

Ya boi came face to face with the Zodiac killer and he didn't bat an eye and gave him the dignity of a well thought-out response.

This presentation is very helpful indeed

Can you imagine if steve was still alive we would have vision pro in 2016 and by now we would have apple hoverboard

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I can count the number of frames in this vid on one hand 😭✋

Thank you David, you have just solved a lot

1:55 4:28

Amazing 💯

Weird to me hearing him say "app" in 1997, for some reason.

Great video

1:38, 1:55 You start with the customers because that's the whole point of a business. It's not the product, it's the value that the customer finds in the product. You start at the market and then build the product specialized for their specific wants/needs.

Amazing how he responded…was such a smart guy…RIP

3:50 I wish I had seen this at the time because I would have bought hundreds of shares of Apple. In a nutshell, Steve described his future vision for Apple, and based on his previous achievements prior to this forum, one would have been prudent to bet on that future. And the future arrived in spectacular way. I know that hindsight is 20/20, but an intelligent individual should be able to recognize the connections and to take action.

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Wow

What a stupid person and question. How can you tell a CEO doing his best to bring exciting ideas to life that he doesn't know what he's saying. Whoever said he had to know everything?!

I’ve probably watched this video probably a dozen times over the years and it never grows old. Steve Jobs was one of a kind.

Awful quality. Find this clip somewhere else.

iconic moments sometimes require an annoying contrarian to ignite the flame

I know people love to always ask, "What would Steve think of Apple today?" And my answer is I think he'd think they are on the right path. When Steve died iCloud was just the start of the massive building of Apple's infrastructure which has propelled them not only in wealth, but services and especially brand loyalty. I work in Apple corporate as of the writing of this comment. I'm not in marketing or advertising, I'm in logistics, I provide support for their infrastructure. This being said, Apple STILL does the, "think of the customer first" mentality. As an Apple guy (since 2006) I cannot count how many times PC or Android users engage me and start spouting off numbers and speeds and graphics card performances that is heavily game focused and usually attempting to make Apple look like a blundering company that is held together by wood glue... Yet, they're literally the most profitable company in the world with an insane brand loyalty? -- The same people who argue against them would dismiss that, pointing out something like, "most people are dumb" and moving on. The massive thing those people miss is that they aren't customer focused, they don't think about every possible angle of things and I feel Apple does. Apple will purposely ignore massive markets (I believe if they really wanted to get into gaming, they could, but so far they've only really started to open up to that idea in 2023), instead they're far more interested in getting the customer into their ecosystem so that everything "works". And, let's be real, that's an oversimplification, things break and fall apart, it takes a lot of people to make things, "just work". But Apple is pulling it off with a worldwide market all while not being a shitty company. I feel too many times that the person who says something regarding the speed or greatness of their PC or Android fails to remember that numbers aren't everything.

Jobs was one of the most underrated (by some people) business executives. I've read biographies of dozens of business executives and Jobs would stand tall among them. I had my own business for almost 40 years and learned a few things during that time.

Note how he didn't really answer the question, he rather addressed the sentiment expressed

the confidence in answering, he knows his shit....and can eloquently think of laying it out fast, infront of an audiance. unless the guy was a shill lol either way, great q and a from them both PA

And now...apple is trying to promote the apple vision pro... smh they dropped the ball on that one

Well done Steve Jobs! That’s a true leader - a role mode for us all! Masterful response - calm, humble - smart to a disgruntled bitter employee.

Steve jobs is so much in the zone

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Steve was a master of reality distortion.

Great and informative video, thank you🙏🏽

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How amazing his answer is while having image of iphone, ipad in mind. He did what he envisioned

It's really interesting that Google worked in the opposite way - they did not do customer research, and instead, ran with their own vision, supported by their own technology. Why? As they put it (paraphrasing shamelessly here): "If you ask someone who's only seen a horse-drawn carriage, and never a gas-powered automobile what they would like for transportation to improve, they'll tell you better horses, a lighter carriage, more pit stops, good grooms and sturdier horse shoes. They would have no idea of how fast and how far a modern car can go. Similarly, if you ask a customer or client what they want, they'll have absolutely no idea that with innovation and today's technology, they can go MUCH further than what they are asking for."

USP to FAB (Feature, Advantage, Benefit), focus on customer value.

i read somewhere this was a big thing. Engineers were developing a product putting a lot of efforts and Steve Jobs withdrew that feature just like that throwing many engineers out of work and making all their efforts useless. As such, the person asking this was really angry. I read again and again to understand the product/feature that was withdrawn but couldn’t understand it

Great example of an expert negotiator answering questions and concerns.

Steve Jobs was funny man 😂

If only Apple had a Steve Jobs on board today... Old business model: listen to what the customer wants Current business model: tell the customer what they want

Who was the guy who asked the question?

The ideologically possessed are far more harmful than the tip of the iceberg shown by this guy’s one smug question. If he’s inside, a guy like that will drive his square peg technology into every round whole in the company, denouncing not just competing ideas but every unsatisfied user as stupid or, when the facts are abundantly against him, resort to claiming nobody has a vision of the future. Along the way, he’ll also add victim laurels on his head from all the hard battles he’s fought (ie smearing others).