In Walter Isaacson's biography "Steve Jobs," the author reveals the profound impact that the decision of not selecting Jobs as Time's Man of the Year had on him. Despite his many accomplishments and influence in the tech industry, being overlooked for this prestigious recognition left a lasting emotional scar.
This incident highlights Jobs' deep desire for validation and acknowledgment, illustrating that even someone as successful as him could feel a sense of loss and disappointment when not receiving the acclaim he believed he deserved.