jobs without jobs.apple.com later

来源：蜘蛛抓取(WebSpider) 时间：2016-09-22 03:17 标签： later on
This website uses cookies.This website uses cookies to improve user experience. By using our website you consent to all cookies in accordance with our Cookie Policy.
Get Technabob Daily:
| Follow Us:
Follow Us:
Steve Jobs Wanted to Do a Willy Wonka Style Millionth iMac Contest
Advertisement
There’s no denying the late Steve Jobs was an insanely competent businessman and led Apple to the heights of profitability and popularity that it’s experiencing today. I always think of Steve Jobs as a very serious person who was intent on success. Apparently, he had his weird side too. One promotion he proposed shows off this more unusual side.
According to Ken Segall’s new book Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple’s Success, Jobs pitched a contest to other people at Apple that had to do with a special Willie Wonka style event for the one-millionth iMac sold. Jobs wanted to stuff a golden ticket inside the box with the actual one-millionth iMac. The person who found that millionth iMac would get the purchase price of the machine refunded and a trip to Cupertino to meet Jobs.
Steve was going to go the full Monty, dressing up in Willy Wonka clothes and all. I wonder if he would’ve passed out everlasting gobstoppers. Unfortunately, the legal eagles at Apple rained on Steve’s parade though noting that in California any sort of sweepstakes required the ability for people to enter without a purchase.
Hot Deals in the Technabob Shop:
Recommended Posts
More from Awesomer Media...
2017 Nissan GT-R NISMO Costs Nearly as Much as a 911 GT3 RS
USPS Looking for the Delivery Van of the Future
Voyager Golden Record 40th Anniversary Edition 3XLP
Machination Studio Codename: Colossus Mk. I Cyclops Sneak Peek
Got a Tip?
Advertisement
Awesomer Media
Awesome Stuff:
| Science Fiction:
| Cool Cars:

我要回帖

更多关于 later on 的文章

 

随机推荐