Steve Wozniak sat down for an interview with the Milwaukee Business Journal's Allison Bauter, where he discusses the evolution of fellow co-founder Steve Jobs's personality over the years, including where Jobs got many of his business ideas from and his early failures while trying to lead Apple. Wozniak relayed an interesting tidbit about the original Macintosh team, "almost all of them said they would never, ever work for Steve Jobs again. It was that bad." But one misconception Wozniak wants to debunk is that there was bad blood between himself and Jobs. "We never had a fight or an argument — we were always friends," he said.
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