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It makes sense, until you realize that Facebook does "Talent acquisitions" basically, i.e. with drop.io, friendster, etc. He thinks highly of Adam for sure, bu
by jyan 16y ago
It makes sense, until you realize that Facebook does "Talent acquisitions" basically, i.e. with drop.io, friendster, etc.
He thinks highly of Adam for sure, but Adam also left Facebook to found Quora. I don't think Adam would want to be bought back by Facebook and actually stay there for any significant period of time.
Plus, there's Facebook Questions... (Of course, the quality of the questions/answers is certainly debatable)
- zaidf 16y agoI don't think Adam would want to be bought back by Facebook and actually stay there for any significant period of time. For the right amount of money, he could stay for 3 years, the avg post-acquisition lock-in period. It'd be a win-win for all: the next three years are super critical for fb and if they can lock-in a guy like Adam, it'll be well worth the acquisition.