1) You read
about an entrepreneur: Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson
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What surprised you the
most?
How Apple was founded,
Steve's humanity, not a half-hearted feeling for making things, and also the
origin of that feeling.
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What about the entrepreneur did you most admire?
I was admired by his hard work and the spirit
of never giving up. Also, I was admired by people around him. A father who
raised Jobs as an adoptive child, Wozniak who was an application founding
partner, a male in the IT world, Bill Gates, the existence of many lovers, and
people who have encountered Jobs in good or bad in the company, Extremely as an
emotional aspect of Jobs, I felt that the future calling party was not always a
wonderful calling party or parting, but none of them affected the job's life
without any delay.
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What about the entrepreneur did you least admire?
His attitude when he got
emotionally.
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Did the entrepreneur encounter adversity and
failure? If so, what did they do about it?
Jobs is dismissed and exiled a director from
Apple. However, disappointing Jobs create a technology to three-dimensionally
express a flat animation image and start a resurgence. He didn’t stop working
and his work got admitted and he went back to Apple as a CEO.
2) What
competencies did you notice that the entrepreneur exhibited?
Super high leadership, ability that is
being loved by people, and hardworking.
3) Identify at
least one part of the reading that was confusing to you.
Begging of the book was talking about
technology a lot and I am not science major so it was a little difficult.
4) If you were able to ask two questions to the
entrepreneur, what would you ask? Why?
Would you tell
yourself to not to drop out from college if you could meet younger yourself?
I want to ask this
because in this society, dropping out from school is not a good thing. I want
to know even though he will be successful in the future, would you let yourself
to go to college?
Is there anything
that you regret about your work?
His motivation
against his job is very high so I was wondering if he is regret of something.
5) For fun: what
do you think the entrepreneur's opinion was of hard work? Do you share that
opinion?
“Stay hungry, stay foolish”. Such a good
phrase.
Katio,
ReplyDeleteWhile I did not choose to read the biography of Steve Jobs, I do appreciate your analysis of this work. What does the quote, "Stay hungry, stay foolish" mean to you? I guess it's about always pursuing what is next and not becoming complacent with our achievements in life. The stay foolish part is a bit more difficult for me to accept; however, my husband often says, "You are either ripe and rotting or you are green and growing." Maybe Jobs means something similar when he says to stay foolish. This shared concept of exploring new territory means we won't know everything about a given aspect but that is what makes us grow. Life is a terrible thing if we remain stagnant.
Best Regards,
Suzanna
Hey Kaito,
ReplyDeleteGreat work completing the assignment in its entirety. Your analysis of the recommended text was quite intriguing and helped me foster a new appreciation for Steve Jobs and his approach toward achieving the impossible. Further you completely summarized the text in a well thought out manner that makes the reader want more.
Thank you!
Hi Kaito,
ReplyDeleteI noticed you focused a lot on Jobs' emotions. Was there a specific reason for it? Is it because you think the bad attitude held him back in some ways as an entrepreneur? I'm not saying I do not agree that he did not handle certain situations well emotionally as was depicted in the movie about him. Lastly, I wish you would have expanded more on the final quote you used.