Jobs is Ousted
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As
Apple grew, Jobs faced challenges within the corporate structure that
would eventually lead to his departure.
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Jobs' leadership style was often described as intense and
demanding.
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As Apple grew, so did its corporate
structure.
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John Sculley was tasked with managing Apple's rapid growth and
stabilizing its operations.
- Steve Jobs faced increasing tension
with the board and John Sculley.
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Jobs wanted to focus on innovation and product development, while
Sculley emphasized profitability and market share.
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This conflict ultimately led to a power struggle between Jobs and
Sculley.
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The board sided with Sculley, and Steve Jobs was ousted from
Apple.