Steve Jobs biodata expected to fetch $50000 in auction

A 44-year-old bio-data of Apple’s co-founder Steve Jobs is going to be auctioned. At the time when he had created a bio-data for the first job, he used to study in college. In 1973, he made this biodata. Three years later, he founded Apple with Steve Wozniak.

The RR auction house of Boston will do this auction between 8 and 15 March. Its estimated bid is $ 50,000. Paper cutting with a signature of Jobs and a Mac OS X will also be auctioned. In a statement from the Boston Auction House, it has been said that Steve wrote ‘Tech and Design Engineer’ in the ‘Special Abilities’ section. Hewlett Packard’s name has been written as Hewitt Packard, in the CV. Steve writes in the app that he has a driver’s license, but he does not have a phone. The CV does not mention which position he is applying for. It is being told that there were spellings and punctuation marks in many places.