Inspired by the iconic images in Doug Menuez‘s book Fearless Genius: The Digital Revolution in Silicon Valley 1985–2000, Inc. magazine interviewed the award-winning photographer about the lessons he learned during this pivotal era.
In the “Playbook” series of videos at inc.com, Doug talks about insights he gained from Apple and from Steve Jobs himself, as well as shares John Sculley’s thoughts on the value of diversity.
Click on the links below to watch the videos at inc.om. And to see Doug’s “Long Lost and Rarely Seen Photos of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Other Legendary Tech Figures,” also featured by inc.com, click here.
Click to watch Doug Menuez share a lesson from Steve Jobs about commanding respect.
Steve Jobs Outlining the Digital Revolution. Sonoma, California, 1986. Photo by Doug Menuez.
“A Lesson From Steve Jobs on Commanding Respect”
“A Key Innovation Lesson from Apple: You Don’t Have to Be First”
“The Most Important Lesson From the Success of Steve Jobs”
“Steve Jobs’ Photographer: ‘He Knew He Was Burning Everybody Out'”
“How Apple’s John Sculley Championed Diversity and Got a Better Product”
“Entrepreneurs Have to Pay a Price for World-Changing Innovation”
