Steve Jobs Interview - Marina Díaz

Today, we have the chance to interview Steve Jobs the founder of Apple.

Interviewer: Thank you for answering some questions for us! Where did you grow up?

Steve: In San Francisco. I was born on February 24, 1955.

Interviewer: What were your favorite subjects at school? What did you want to do as a child?

Steve: My favorites subjects were physics, mathematics, and technology. I wanted to do something related to physics.

Interviewer: Have you ever imagined that you would create a company as big as Apple or Pixar?

Steve: The truth is that I never imagine it, life goes around a lot. I never imagined that I would leave my university career and end up creating a great company like apple and less than years later I would be kicked out of this and founded Pixar.

Interviewer: Why do you think your computers were so successful and so special?

Steve: As I said before, life goes around a lot. When I left university, I didn't know what to do with my life, so I decided to go to classes that will get my attention. One of these classes was calligraphy at first I thought I wouldn't use it at all in my life but when I was creating the first apple computer, inspiration came to me. Apple computers were the first to have different types of letters making them different from those of Windows.

Interviewer: What did you feel when they kicked you out of your company?

Steve: The first months were horrible, I felt lost without knowing what to do. But now I see it and I think it was one of the best things that could happen to me in life. Thanks to saying goodbye I could start from scratch feeling again and creating a new company called Pixar. Also in this period of my life I met my wife and I am very happy thanks to that.

Interviewer: How did you get back to Apple?

Steve: Months after the creation of Pixar and thanks to its success Apple bought Pixar and thats how I came back.

Interviewer: It has been a pleasure to share these minutes with you. A person full of experiences. Thanks for your time.