Zuckerberg won the admiration of Steve Jobs in his lifetime!

Steve Jobs biography writer Walter Isaacson a meeting with Don Graham, The Washington Post's CEO and Facebook board member. As a result of their respective identities, they quickly shifted the conversation to a discussion of the relationship between Apple's late CEO Steve Jobs and Facebook's current CEO, Zuckerberg. Surprisingly, young Zuckerberg was on the list that jobs admired. Mr Jobs is a great example to Zuckerberg, and Zuckerberg will spend his life commemorating the great man. After showing Zuckerberg's position, Graham asked Isaacson if he had ever mentioned Zuckerberg, after all, wondering what Mr. Zuckerberg should look like. Zuckerberg let jobs see his young self I asked jobs who he admired in Silicon Valley, and Zuckerberg was the first name to jump out of his mouth! Isaacson points out that Jobs ' admiration for Zuckerberg stems from his intuitive sense of the future needs of Facebook and his passion for what he likes, and he doesn't even mind getting in touch with old things and digging new things from them. In short, Jobs saw himself as a young man. Another important reason for Zuckerberg's defeat of jobs on the social network is that the legendary Steve Jobs lost to Zuckerberg on social networks, knowing that Jobs was basically invincible. Ping is the music social service for Apple's social network, but Apple soon gave up the service, an estimate that few people would remember now. Isaacson once asked Jobs why he did not try again, and Mr. Jobs responded: "Zuckerberg is doing well enough, the internet doesn't need so many social networking platforms, and Facebook's dominance is beyond doubt!" If Zuckerberg knew his idol admired himself, he would be so happy that he forgot to eat his food. But there are plenty of places for Mr. Zuckerberg to learn, because he has changed the world with his life experiences and products, and Zuckerberg has not yet reached that level. And finally I want to say, Zuckerberg, take it easy, jobs is watching.