Steve Wozniak on What Really Happened in Jobs' Garage

The transcript dispels the myth of the garage as a major hub for Apple, explaining that the real work was done elsewhere. The Apple I was designed in a cubicle and an apartment, with the garage serving as a testing and storage space. Steve Jobs handled business operations from his bedroom, making calls for parts, sales, and publicity. The garage was quickly outgrown and was more symbolic than functional, rarely hosting more than two people at a time.

Where was the Apple I initially designed?

• In the garage

• At a university

• At Hewlett-Packard and the speaker's apartment

• In a rented office

How often did they use the garage for testing and storage?

• Once a week

• Only on weekends

• Every day

• Half a day a week

What was Steve Jobs' contribution to the early business?

• He designed the products

• He managed the finances

• He handled sales and publicity

• He was responsible for manufacturing

What was the primary purpose of the garage according to the speaker?

• A full-fledged company workspace

• A symbolic home for their work

• A manufacturing hub

• A place for team meetings

How many people were usually in the garage at one time?

• Three to five

• Five to ten

• No more than two

• More than ten