His first job in the industry for which he's famous was at Atari, from which he hoped to save money for a spiritual journey to the East.
His first job in the industry for which he's famous was at Atari, from which he hoped to save money for a spiritual journey to the East. After a decade with his famous company, he was exiled, but continued to hold exactly one share of that company. He returned in 1996, replacing Gil Amelio as CEO, from NeXT Computer. Since then, he has remained with the company, which has enjoyed its greatest success, dominating the personal media player market. He himself has become a well-known presence at industry conferences, making epic speeches to introduce such products as the iPhone, and false rumors that he had cancer swirled in the fall of 2008. Identify this turtleneck-clad co-founder and chairman of Apple Computer.
His first job in the industry for which he's famous was at Atari, from which he hoped to save money for a spiritual journey to the East.
Steven Paul Jobs