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Steve Jobs built on ideas from others from "summary" of The Innovators by Walter Isaacson

Innovation does not occur in a vacuum. It is a collaborative process, a series of building blocks that are stacked upon one another. Steve Jobs, hailed as a visionary in the tech industry, understood this concept well. His success was not solely the result of his own original ideas, but rather his ability to recognize and build upon the ideas of others. Jobs was known for his keen eye for design, a skill that he honed by studying the work of others. In his early days at Apple, he drew inspiration from the clean lines of Braun products, designed by Dieter Rams. Jobs understood the importance of simplicity and elegance in product design, and he incorporated these principles into Apple's iconic products. Another key influence on Jobs was his time spent at Xerox PARC, where he was exposed to cutting-edge technologies such as the graphical user interface and the mouse. Jobs recognized the potential of these innovations and incorporated them into the deve...
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    The Innovators

    Walter Isaacson

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