Quote by Walter Isaacson

“I wondered what he'd done that had been so terrible that he wouldn't accept even an ounce of kindness from another person. It seemed…

— Kristen Simmons

“He was fond of angling, and seemed proud of being able to like such a stupid occupation.”

— Leo Tolstoy

“The thing that struck me was his intensity. Whatever he was interested in he would generally carry to an irrational extreme." Jobs had honed…

— Walter Isaacson

“Not that he felt any particular love for himself, but his dislike of others induced him to make the best of his own company.”

— Umberto Eco

“And to be like me, he had to be sour, bitter, hating everyone, and suspicious of their hidden motives.”

— V.C. Andrews

“He left behind several failed careers, two failed marriages, and a reputation as a clever but fairly annoying fellow.”

— Steve Sheinkin

“So? Most people hate their jobs. That's why they're called jobs.”

— David Nicholls

“I despised him as one fit only for amusement, a man with whom I associated for that sole purpose.”

— Osamu Dazai

“Jobs was a strong-willed, elitist artist who didn't want his creations mutated inauspiciously by unworthy programmers. To him it would be as if someone…

— Walter Isaacson

“He studied diligently, unsparingly, and for that they respected him, but no one liked him”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“I wouldn't say I hate my job and hate my life. But if I'd to choose it'd be a pretty fine line and so…

— Chassis Albuquerque

“Yet, unless he sets up as a saint, he need not hate himself for them. He is better employed, as it humbly seems to…

— Anthony Hope