Jobs ousted from Apple from "summary" of Fire in the Valley by Paul Freiberger,Michael Swaine
After a series of power struggles within the company, Jobs was eventually forced out of Apple. The board of directors, led by CEO John Sculley, made the decision to remove him from his position. This move came as a shock to many, as Jobs had been one of the founders of the company and had played a significant role in its success. However, his aggressive management style and uncompromising attitude had caused tension with other members of the executive team. The decision to oust Jobs was not taken lightly, and many within the company were deeply divided over the issue. Some believed that Jobs' vision and creativity were essential to Apple's future success, while others felt that his leadership style was detrimental to the company's overall performance. In the end, the board decided that Jobs' presence was a hindrance to the company's growth and that his removal was necessary for the company to move forward. After being ousted from Apple, Jobs went on to found another company, NeXT, where he continued to pursue his passion for technology and innovation. Despite his departure from Apple, Jobs remained a powerful figure in the tech industry and continued to make significant contributions to the field. His time away from Apple allowed him to reflect on his leadership style and approach to management, ultimately leading to his eventual return to the company and subsequent success with products like the iMac, iPod, iPhone, and iPad.- Jobs' ousting from Apple marked a significant turning point in his career and in the history of the company. While his departure was a painful and controversial moment, it ultimately paved the way for his eventual return and the continued success of Apple under his leadership.
