Steve Jobs Major Accomplishments

Steve Jobs, a man who’s known for his contributions in the personal computer industry, is a model to many successful entrepreneurs. His intelligence created many technological advances that serve as a foundation to our modern computer systems and media devices. Apple Inc. is the essence of many years of Jobs’ assiduous work, where he and his crew developed the Apple 1, Apple II, Mac, and many more. His perfectionist attitude towards his works is what made his product superior to the products of other companies. Jobs’ journey began on February 24, 1955. His biological parents were students when they had him, and they gave their child up for adoption. He was then adopted by Clara Jobs, an accountant, and Paul Jobs, a Coast Guard veteran and a machinist. They named him, Steven Paul Jobs. As a young boy, Steve and Paul would work together in their garage, where Steve learned his mechanist skills from his father. Working on electronics became a hobby of his which helped him to be intelligent and innovative. This hobby also helped him through school because he was very smart, but, at the same time, he was considered as a prankster ("Steven Paul Jobs").
They shared a common interest, even though Wozniak had more experience with electronics and computer design. After high school, Jobs went to Portland, Oregon for college. The college classes did not interest him, so he dropped out of college after six months. Although he was no longer enrolled, he still attended creative classes at the college for 18 months. Jobs took his first job as a videogame designer at Atari. However, he left with his friend Dan Kottke because he wanted to go on a journey to India to search for spiritual enlightenment ("Steven Paul