From Uprooted to Rooted: Guiding Employees Through Transition
In 1976, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded Apple. Almost ten years later, just after the launch of the first Mac computer, Jobs, who had been the face and voice of the company, was forced out. In true Jobs fashion, he connected with, not a computer firm as you might expect, but a movie studio called PIXAR. He found himself suddenly having to adapt to a totally different environment, way of communicating, and creating. As you might guess, Steve Jobs...
