Steve Jobs took my baby out of my hands, kicked it off a bridge and told me to start again. It was so inspiring.

This guys name is Andy Miller, since you didn't put that anywhere.

I remember one time Steve Jobs broke into my house and shot my dog. He told me it was my fault because I wasn't paying attention. It was amazing experience, I learned so much.

Steven Jobs used to shove pencils up my urethra. I learned so much from him. Such a genius.

Steve Jobs used to eat my lunch, I learnt about diet. He is a Genius.

“Steve Jobs used to fart with closed windows all the time. It was amazing, i learnt a bunch about Gastroenterology.”

Steve Jobs sounds like an absolute sociopath.

The part where he asked questions about his personal life to use as ammo to attack him - that sounds like personality disorder level behavior

You should put the guys name at least in description.

" yea he would whip us and tell us we had a year to finish the pyramids and by golly we did. he was an amazing person"

I amazed how people are OK with being bullied if they think it's good for their advancement in their careers.

“He would whip it out and everyone wanted to please him” sorry for being a child but I died laughing

He sounds like the computer programming version of JK Simmons' character from 'whiplash'

Make sure you do not tell us who the interviewee is. Andy Miller, founder of Quattro Wireless. (Had to Google this myself as if never heard of him, either).

He sounds like the toughest boss in the world. Although, I'm sure it's why and how he got the most out of people. I'm not sure I'd last long there though.

what I got from this video is the word genius gets thrown around so easily these days and some ppl like to get whipped, dominated and manipulated by sociopaths.

They're gushing over Jobs and calling him a genius seconds after stories of him being an absolute prick. Bizarre...

He really sounds like the worst cliche boss and person ever

Steve Jobs had a real knack for attracting relatively intelligent, but very weak willed people.

When the Steve Jobs bio came out, full of his scary, abusive techniques like this one, I told a friend who was a shrink here in Silicon Valley that he ought to read it. I started to tell him an anecdote like Andy's here and my friend burst out, angrily, "I don't want to hear it! I've heard ALL about Jobs. He kept every shrink in Silicon Valley employed for years!"

Dude more of Andy please! The amount of knowledge and solid advice I got from this episode is second to none!

Job's ego killed him. He thought he knew more than his oncologists.

You dont need to be abused and belittled to learn and grow, he was smart but had sociopathic tendencies.

“The worst guy to have around. Genius.”. Ok.

This man offers living proof that Evil requires enablers.

I'm fascinated (not necessarily in a good way) by Steve Jobs and the likes of him who take on so much voluntary unneeded stress in life for 1. "Success" 2. Money and 3. Power. But I am more-so fascinated by those who look at people like that as virtuous men or even "good" and then sacrifice their own happiness for a pat on the back by said "type" of person. But the range of the human mind and perceptions is the most fascinating to me. To me, this whole type of lifestyle sounds like utter voluntary HELL.

These guys sound like they like being dominated

Now imagine working for someone like Steve Jobs

people that put up with abusive crap from their bosses deserve everything they get

The mirror in this podcast is genius and more podcasts should have them.

This is one of the best podcast slips I’ve ever seen! Keep it up

I have been waiting for these business videos from hecz!

Imagine if Steve Jobs never met Steve Wozniak. We never would have discovered how much of a genius sociopath he was.

Steve Jobs sounds like a mentor and boss absolutely no one should have. I feel sorry for those who idolize this toxic personality cult.

I like that Mirror concept assuming it's intentional. Helps you focus on the right person at the right time but also allws the other person to peek-a-boo

Please keep the business content coming! As a student who wants to work in the industry, this kind of content is amazingly insightful and super interesting. Keep it coming and Go Huntsman!

6:18 Imagine watching this after you worked for this guy in Boston and you didn't get moved to Cupertino. You know what he thought of you now.

Love these interviews 🔥🔥🔥

Very good memory and thank you for sharing these experiences.

What's frightening isn't Steve's personality. It's all the enablers who let him be that way, and all his followers wearing turtle neck shirts, buying his books like Gospel and behaving like him thinking it will yield the same magic. That's more frightening than a Japanese horror movie.

Bill Burr’s comments about Steve Jobs comes to mind here.

01:00 how is one supposed to know you have to hold the gaze and why is this a good way to filter out people?for example, if you don't say anything and just stare it could easily be interpreted as "oh this guy is a bozo, he just froze in panic and isn't capable"

This was an incredible interview. Bookmarked and subbed.

This is so damn interesting. Can’t get enough. Thanks. 🤙🏻

Lol. All these commentors judging him based on what they hear. Read his biography. Catch up on old articles of him. He was an ass. He was abandoned by his original parents, and he abandoned his own daughter until her later years. He treated his employees like shit as a means of conditioning. He knew he was an ass. He owned up to being an ass because he thought he was destined to be great and he proclaimed he was going to die young. He was a man filled with ambition and that meant he was going to get what he wanted. He took Xerox screen and improved on it. He did help revolutionize our commercials, phones, and even computers. He was also one of the co-founders of Pixar too so you could say he helped revolutionize animation. But to say he wasn't an asshole and to blame it on his cancer is balogne. Read his biography. Read up on how he viewed himself.

Even Kevin O'Leary was almost terrified of Steve Jobs.

Great interview. A first hand account of greatness!

Hey man, I watched this clip and subscribed without watching any of your other videos. Good shit og. Useful information.

That was a fantastic interview! Thank you.

Wow I've never thought to say that when dicussing a salary or a raise , "let's negotiate I can't negotiate against myself." Employer's never want to just give you a number they just say "oh is that the lowest salary you would go? Because that's what you've listed as your desired salary." I absolutely hate when they say nope and just throw out a number and refuse to even try to negotiate.

Just to clarify for those who are still unsure: Steve was a guy who did great things; he was NOT a great man. Far from it, and after dealing with it for a while, objective people would realize that he did NOT have to behave the way he did to get the results he got. Great at his job, but deeply flawed to his detriment.

This was fascinating & applicable knowledge to pretty much any employment position

He LET himself be intimidated. He let it happen to him.

Wow! He's describing Jobs when he was sick... imagine how he was when he was healthy and strong...oy!

poor man was clinically insane. tech's jim jones

This was great, thanks

Not enabling captioning is not a sound decision.

When he said he'd whip it out referring to Steve and you wanted to please him I was done.....

Very powerful insight! I just subscribed!

Steve Jobs asked me when my parents died. Then he laughed and said they probably hated me anyway. So inspiring.

A business is an impersonal and inhumane entity, a monster to be wary of. It doesn't care how you feel.

Interesting that even with the opening methodology of asking a question like "You're close with your Dad?" and then viewing anyone who answered quickly as a "Bozo" who would fill air for nothing is just straight up sociopathic and in a way stupid beyond belief. -Sociopathic for the fact that the 9/10 times we are asked such a question it signals to us (non raging sociopaths) 'this person is willing to be open and potentially real maybe even vulnerable with me, I should engage my empathy, really listen and respond authentically' . -Stupid for it's arrogance and lack of perspective/emotional awareness to judge that such a person's natural response to connect and install a base level of understanding and showing of themselves beyond the job title, is innately a waste of time. A man who achieved much but in many ways so little. Wozniak is far more the man I'd like to work with. Yes, ultimately battles establish empires, give cause to sharpen spears and shore up walls, but diplomacy, understanding and empathy are absolutely imperative to said Empire's root growth and continuation. A leader of of a company and more importantly a man who doesn't see that and intimately understand that let alone neglect to interact with that, is not a man and certainly not a leader.

Wow I honestly don’t watch a ton of your content but this was great!

This is one of the deepest videos I ever saw in KZfaq.

The problem is not that Steve Jobs was a sociopath (he was). The problem is that people (like in this video) keep referring to sociopaths like him as “genius” and keep sidestepping the fact that he didn’t actually create anything. Real geniuses like Wozniak and many others are the ones we owe good things to. I’ve been an Apple developer for over 14 years, owe my living to the company’s success and products, can acknowledge Steve’s vision for simplicity and attention to detail, but no more that that. We should start idolizing more the people who really create and maintain our technologies and infrastructure, and less the ego tripping execs.

Every person oohing and ahhing over Steve's reputation is seriously deluded. This whole theatricality routine is entirely unnecessary.

KZfaq etiquette 101: Put the name of the person you're interviewing in the title or description of your video.

Not fun to work in these circumstances

People need to realise that steve jobs wasnt just a sociopath, he was the sociopath who had to CONTROL ALL THE OTHER SOCIOPATHS. Do you understand what kind of monster it takes to keep those power hungry animals in check? to stop them from absolutely tearing you to pieces at any opening? you have to have unparalleled respect, you have to KNOW your advantages you have over others and fully utilise them to the EXACT degree you have to and not a tiny bit more. Your reputation, but also your ACTIONS are ridiculously under pressure at all times, your responsibilities are absolutely limitless, so yes, steve jobs was a sociopath, but thats because literally everyone in the game is RUTHLESS, look at anyone in a position of power/wealth (same thing), you will find that they are absolutely fucking ruthless, doesnt matter if they show it publically, look hard enough and you will see an animal.

Anyone who needs you less than you need him or her, and knows it, is always scary.

This is the best video I've watched this year.

Jesus Christ, this sounds like being a pledge in a fraternity forever where the stakes are so much higher. I would never work for Steve Jobs

The man was dying and he worked, insulted and negotiated till the end... that´s scary and sad as hell.

Steve Jobs didn't shake his hand years before Covid. He was truly ahead of his time.

Dope interview man.

Great podcast. Subbed.

Innovator: Yes. Genius: Sure. Manipulative P.O.S. and horrible human being: 100%

He remembered details about your family to use that against you in board meetings. What a sociopath

The borderline abuse, disrespect and almost fatal amounts of stress that people put up with for their careers amazes me sometimes.

Imagine all the Boston “bozo” employees that just found out in this interview that the reason they were told they weren’t moving to Cupertino wasn’t quite true.

Smart CEO & great negotiator is what it sounds like he was, but definitely wouldn't want to do business with him and have an employee work for him

Imagine being a fan boy for Steve Jobs, how cringe.

Excellent interview

WE NEED MORE ANDY!!! Powerful insight on business and relations and putting experience out for others to relate to

It always baffles me that somehow society is accepting the *most* psychological sick/abusing behaviours if that person has "succcess". That the endresult is more worth then the process and its way.

Would’ve loved some context in the description. Who’s this guy being interviewed? What was his company that was bought by Apple?

This is amazing!

I don't know who the F ... are you guys but you sound and look smart and you seem important:). SUBSCRIBED!

Jobs was a sick man inside and out..

Damn. Saved Apple fifty million dollars through sheer intimidation in under five minutes. Legend.

awesome insights!

GREAT content!

Steve Jobs had a disease that was easily cured, but no he knew better than the health professionals "face palm"

How many people are here typing negative comments on their apple products...

What a great interview.

Great interview

Man, you literally need to put the guest's name somewhere. The world is not circling around Jobs.

It's funny how Jobs was this strict but then someone like Phil Schiller somehow managed to get past him

Great interview.

Fascinating interview