Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recently shared an fascinating anecdote about his relationship with the late Steve Jobs, revealing that Jobs suggested trying out LSDs to enhance design sensibility. did. Recalling the moment, Gates said, “Steve Jobs once said I wanted to take acid. Maybe I would have had a better taste in designing my product.” Ta.
Gate responded humorously. “Look, I got the wrong batch. I got the coding batch and this guy got the marketing design batch. He said he had to go with Jobs’ marketing and design. He is talented, but he acknowledged that his own strengths lie in coding and software development.
Gates envy Jobs’ design skills and admitted, “Jobs doesn’t know what the line of code means, his ability to think about design and marketing. I’m not in his league.” Despite this, Gates praised Jobs’ visionary approach that revolutionized the tech industry with iconic products such as IMAC, iPod, iPad and iPhone.
Microsoft Founder Bill Gates: I told Steve Jobs…
Meanwhile, in another recent interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recently shared his honest thoughts on his relationship with Steve Jobs. Looking back at Steve Jobs, Gates called the late Apple co-founder “a singular figure” and had an extraordinary ability to captivate people. “He was supposed to be an actor,” Gates said. “He really ran the distortion field of reality like no one really does.”
Gates praised Jobs’ “mesianic” skills in marketing and leadership, but he also noted the lack of technical expertise in Apple’s co-founders. “Steve’s achievements are even more impressive when you know you’ve never been able to look at the code and know what it is,” Gates said. “He was never an engineer. Woz (Steve Wozniak) was a real engineer. I mean, he’s a hardcore engineer.”
