Reminds me of, Facebook is more like undergrad. Something needs to be done, and people do it. Most of the time they don't read the literature on the subject, o

Reminds me of, Facebook is more like undergrad. Something needs to be done, and people do it. Most of the time they don't read the literature on the subject, or consult experts about the "right way" to do it, they just sit down, write the code, and make things work. Sometimes the way they do it is naive, and a lot of time it may cause bugs or break as it goes into production. And when that happens, they fix their problems, replace bottlenecks with scalable components, and (in most cases) move on to the next thing. http://www.quora.com/Which-is-better-to-work-for-Google-or-Facebook/answer/David-Braginsky http://www.quora.com/Which-is-better-to-work-for-Google-or-F...