Steve Jobs pre-Apple CV goes on sale for $50,000 despite being littered with errors

A job application by Steve Jobs, strewn with errors, could be yours to buy.

The CV – which reflects the Apple founder's hopes that he would work in technology or design – will go up for auction next month. The single page applicatin is expected to go for as much as $50,000.

The document doesn't necessarily show the attention to detail and perfectionism that would go on to define his work at Apple. It lists his name as "Steven jobs" and address as "reed college," the Oregon college he attended briefly, Boston auction house RR Auction said on Thursday.

And it shows the relatively humble beginnings that Jobs would rise from. He suggests that he probably can't get a car and the iPhone creator writes only "none" in the box asking for his phone number.

Under a section titled "Special Abilities," Jobs wrote "tech or design engineer. digital.—from Bay near Hewitt-Packard," a reference to pioneering California technology company Hewlett-Packard.


Source: Yahoo News