> He addresses some of these issues on personal Facebook posts, but seldom talks to the press about them. Last year, he spent most of the year doing photo ops w

> He addresses some of these issues on personal Facebook posts, but seldom talks to the press about them. Last year, he spent most of the year doing photo ops with people around America, but did not show up when Congress asked questions about how the Russians used Facebook to influence the 2016 election. So he is not absent and communicating directly to users. > This year, he announced his annual personal challenge would be fixing Facebook — in other words, doing his job as the CEO of a publicly traded company worth more than $500 billion. In past years, he's taught himself Mandarin and hunted his own food. The job of a CEO is to keep the shareholders happy (which has always been the case since IPO AFAIK), not to fix it. I stopped reading at this paragraph, Zuck is not perfect but his personal challenges are impressives and dismissing them like that is not what I consider journalism. His statement earlier this year regarding what he'll do to fix FB in 2018 is gonna be interesting, his last posts have shown a work in progress and we can expect a post-mortem in December that wil be more important than this clickbait article.