Jobs ' top ten blunder: Refusing to admit that his big daughter never joined charity

Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple's legend, has always been associated with two words of "wisdom" and made one wise decision in his career, according to BusinessInsider, the American Science and Technology information website. But Jobs was not a saint, and he made a lot of mistakes in the past. Here's what jobs has done so far: 1. He refused to admit that his older daughter, Steve Jobs, was a father at the age of 23, but he refused to recognize the daughter for a long time. When Jobs became a billionaire for Apple, the woman who gave birth to his daughter was living on government handouts.　　Jobs later admitted the mistake, and his relationship with his older daughter began to ease. 2. Let Sculley in charge of Apple at the time, Jobs was still young, so he probably thought it would be better to have a mature person in charge of Apple. But John doesn't know anything about apples.　　In the end, he kicked jobs out of the door. 3. Apple shares in the mid 1980s, after being swept out of the Sculley, Jobs rage sold all of his Apple shares. It might have been a good idea at the time, but it seems so stupid today.　　At the current price of apple, jobs sold the shares do not know how much money. 4.NeXT business model failure after leaving Apple, Jobs started a company next. The company is focused on developing ultra-high-end, ultra-high-cost computer workstations. But as prices are ridiculously high, and the product is being diverted, next turns to software.　　For jobs, this is a rare mistake. 5. Long-term cooperation with at&t if jobs could end a year with At&t's exclusive agency agreement to work with other operators, the smartphone market would be a different picture today. Will Google's Android platform be so popular?　　Maybe not. 6. Apple's equity scandal Apple's 2001-year share options were problematic, with a $7.5 million share option granted to jobs without board approval.　　Jobs had been narrowly missed.　　7. Long-term trust in Schmidt Apple has foolishly let Google's former CEO Eric Schmidt occupy an Apple board seat for up to three years, making Google familiar with Apple's mode of operation. 8. The AdMob deal fell through 2009, when Mr. Jobs hesitated to buy AdMob, but Google took the company in the first step.　　While the deal fell through, it was not the end of the day for Apple, but it did hit apple a lot. 9. The "Antenna gate" public relations crisis iPhone4 "antenna gate" incident, the Apple officials have no comment and response, a user to jobs wrote ane-mail, complained that hand hold iPhone4 will lead to signal drop. Mr. Jobs responded to the email with a simple word: "Don't take it." ”　　10. The personal assets of Mr. Jobs, who had never been involved in philanthropy, amounted to $ billions of, and he seemed to be leaving all his money to himself, and he and Apple had never made large donations.