乔布斯斯坦福大学演讲读后感
乔布斯斯坦福大学演讲读后感
看了乔布斯的卑微出生和贫寒的家境，我感觉自己是比他幸福好多。他自己选择大学退学是因为觉得上大学没什么价值，没有自己的人生目标。他退学后学他自己感兴趣的东西。而现今社会，上大学可能才有出路，学历和知识同样重要。我当时上大学时的目的就是好好学技术，将来找个好工作，当时以为学好技术就能找到好工作，可事实上呢，上完大专才发现，即使在大学技术学的很好，那技术水平也在最低水平。靠这样的技术找个工作是不难，可是想到以后要怎么发展就很迷茫了。技术水平的提高是靠扎实的理论基础加上丰富的实战经验才能得到的。可是我两者都没有找到合适的方法去提高和实现。我觉得技术人员的成长需要环境、性格和兴趣等多种因素的支持。
乔布斯学美术字是处于他的爱好，可是我自己爱好是什么呢，我自己也不知道。大学的时候还是有目标，喜欢电子技术的微妙和让人惊奇的现象，所以我努力学习了电子技术。可现在工作了，我不会再为自己做出的东西感到惊喜，做产品也几乎是体力劳动，看明白了就能做，做出来有问题再改改，自己做的产品几乎没有自己的一点思想和理念。
乔布斯说“自己所经历的东西会在将来某一天串连起来”。我就自己在想我经历过什么，学到了什么。我将来拿什么串连在一起，想到这里自己就很恐慌，怕自己串连在一起的是时间的流逝和空白的青春。
乔布斯之所以能克服所有的困难坎坷做出这么伟大的事业，是因为他无比热爱自己的工作。可自己现在在做什么工作呢，现在的工作就是为了生存，自己也不知道喜欢什么样的工作。工作后就开始迷茫，不知道自己该怎么发展，连方向都没有找到，甚至不知道怎么去寻找，但是我必须尽快找，方向对了努力才有意义。
关于死亡的故事，“如果你把每一天都当做生命中的最后一天去生活的话，那么总有一天你会发现自己是正确的。”这句话乔布斯做到了，我现在是达不到那种境界，但是我认为想成功的人都需要有这种境界。我会记住这句话“自己即将死去”，不是记在脑子里，而是记在心上。有人说青春就是财富，可我觉得燃烧的青春才是财富。自己应该趁着青春多有点收获和经历，在自己的青春上能留下点值得回忆的脚印。
求知若饥，虚心若愚。最后把这句话留给大家，我觉得他是用心良苦。现在就是个学习的时代，不学习是赶不上时代的浪潮，不论做什么工作都要不断学习，现在的年轻人不学习真的会被饿死。虚心若愚还不知道是什么意思，没有什么体会，可能就是让我们做事谦虚、虚心点。
最后感谢伟大的乔布斯，他是改变了世界。自己又将改变些什么呢？
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