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Summary of Tony Fadell's Build
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The first time I tried to build the iPhone was in 1989, when I founded General Magic with two other Apple employees. We designed a beautiful touchscreen mobile computer that combined a cell phone and fax machine.
#2 There is a common assumption that if you find the right job when you're young, you can guarantee some level of success.
But that's not always the case. I was 100 percent sure General Magic was going to make one of the most impactful devices in history, but the company failed. #3 Adulthood is about screwing up constantly until you learn how to screw up a little less. When you're looking at the range of potential careers, start by asking yourself what you want to learn. #4 I was employee #29 at General Magic in 1991.
I was a kid, twenty-one years old, and I gratefully took a job as a diagnostics software engineer. I was going to build software and hardware tools to check other people's designs. But I didn't care. I knew I just needed to get in the door.
But that's not always the case. I was 100 percent sure General Magic was going to make one of the most impactful devices in history, but the company failed. #3 Adulthood is about screwing up constantly until you learn how to screw up a little less. When you're looking at the range of potential careers, start by asking yourself what you want to learn. #4 I was employee #29 at General Magic in 1991.
I was a kid, twenty-one years old, and I gratefully took a job as a diagnostics software engineer. I was going to build software and hardware tools to check other people's designs. But I didn't care. I knew I just needed to get in the door.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The first time I tried to build the iPhone was in 1989, when I founded General Magic with two other Apple employees. We designed a beautiful touchscreen mobile computer that combined a cell phone and fax machine.
#2 There is a common assumption that if you find the right job when you're young, you can guarantee some level of success.
But that's not always the case. I was 100 percent sure General Magic was going to make one of the most impactful devices in history, but the company failed. #3 Adulthood is about screwing up constantly until you learn how to screw up a little less. When you're looking at the range of potential careers, start by asking yourself what you want to learn. #4 I was employee #29 at General Magic in 1991.
I was a kid, twenty-one years old, and I gratefully took a job as a diagnostics software engineer. I was going to build software and hardware tools to check other people's designs. But I didn't care. I knew I just needed to get in the door.
But that's not always the case. I was 100 percent sure General Magic was going to make one of the most impactful devices in history, but the company failed. #3 Adulthood is about screwing up constantly until you learn how to screw up a little less. When you're looking at the range of potential careers, start by asking yourself what you want to learn. #4 I was employee #29 at General Magic in 1991.
I was a kid, twenty-one years old, and I gratefully took a job as a diagnostics software engineer. I was going to build software and hardware tools to check other people's designs. But I didn't care. I knew I just needed to get in the door.
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