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Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t believe in interviews. Instead, he asks ONE question to decide if someone's "fit for Facebook." It's so powerful, it built his $100+ Billion leadership team. checkout this video about Mark zuckerberg on Hiring

When Mark Zuckerberg was creating Facebook, he took funds from his friend, why did he need money when he himself was a developer?

In 1998 Yahoo could have bought Google for $1 million, they refused Now - Google is now worth over $1.5 trillion . . In 2004 Google offered $75 million for Facebook Market Zuckerberg refused eventually turning facebook into Meta it now valued at

*Secret strategy of Mark Zuckerberg* 1. He buys Any small company that can grow and compete in the future with his company . Ex he thought that Instagram and WhatsApp will kill Facebook in the future, so he bought both of them. 2. If the company doe

People laughed at Reed Hastings. Then he built Netflix. People laughed at Brian Acton. Then he built WhatsApp. People laughed at Mark Zuckerberg. Then he built Facebook. People laugh because they're paralyzed in their own dull thinking patterns. Y

Europe is back Mistral's 'Le Chat' proved everyone wrong: • 13x faster than ChatGPT • 100% open-source • Completely free (vs $20/month) • Privacy-first architecture • Capital efficiency over hype • Strategic government backing

In 2006, Yahoo offered $1B for Facebook. Every advisor told Zuck to sell. But one mysterious mentor told him to hold. Today Facebook is worth $1.5 TRILLION. Meet the hidden genius who saw Facebook's future before anyone else: In 2005, Facebook w

Does anyone know the success story of Mark Zuckerberg??? Tips he followed Copy the idea Stopping the original idea creation Removing his friend from facebook. without noticing him and giving shares 0.03% Every founder must follow these tip

Does everyone think same as fresher software developer that he/she is not good enough to take internship or job.But inreality when he/she apply for a job and she/he got the job.Please clear my thought.

21 year old Mark Zuckerberg explains why he isn’t worried about competition from Google In 2005, Mark Zuckerberg, then just 21 years old, gave a talk at Harvard where he shared his thoughts on competing with big companies like Google. Instead of w