Steve Wozniak about Steve Jobs: > Jobs was a good husband and father and a great businessman who had an eye for details. He said Jobs was a good marketer and u

Steve Wozniak about Steve Jobs: > Jobs was a good husband and father and a great businessman who had an eye for details. He said Jobs was a good marketer and understood the benefits of technology. > When it came to Apple's products, "while everyone else was fumbling around trying to find the formula, he had the better instincts," he said. > According to Wozniak, Jobs told him around the time he left Apple in 1985 that he had a feeling he would die before the age of 40. Because of that, "a lot of his life was focused on trying to get things done quickly," Wozniak said. > "I think what made Apple products special was very much one person, but he left a legacy," he said. Because of this, Wozniak hopes the company can continue to be successful despite Jobs' death. Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/06/steve-wozniak-steve-jobs-death_n_997533.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/06/steve-wozniak-steve... While you're right that Steve Jobs would have gone nowhere without Steve Wozniak, the reverse is likely also true. Steve Wozniak had a big doubt on working on the Apple start-up; the security HP offered him was very tempting. I don't think the world would have known about Steve Wozniak if Steve Jobs didn't convince him to leave HP for the Apple start-up. I agree Steve Jobs might have been a sociopath, but then again, aren't many higher-up people in other businesses either? I think what mattered for Apple is that Steve Jobs cared about products most of all - sociopaths at many other companies only seem to care about how much money they make.