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I worked at Facebook for five years, and I think most would say that Facebook would not be nearly as successful without her. She’s an incredibly skilled operato
by SirensOfTitan 3y ago
I worked at Facebook for five years, and I think most would say that Facebook would not be nearly as successful without her. She’s an incredibly skilled operator, and her departure is a big loss for Meta.
- mc32 3y agoThen that means it’s a big gain for the population of the world and she could not have left soon enough. I hope mark finds himself rudderless and meanders the company into a whirlpool,
- dylan604 3y ago> Then that means it’s a big gain for the population of the world and she could not have left soon enough. How do you come to that conclusion? It's not like just because she's gone means that Meta will stop doing anything that she implemented. She could leave and Meta changes nothing about what they do, and there would be 0 gain for the "population of the world" that you seem think will happen. > I hope mark finds himself rudderless and meanders the company into a whirlpool, As if. The Zuck will find someone else to lead, and our luck it will be someone with even less self control or care about the users than the person leaving. Sometimes, the devil you know is much more preferable to the devil that could come after. We can see how well either of our comments age though
- 0max 3y agoI'd be glad to see the data cap loopholes they've negotiated with overseas telcos get their contracts canceled and not renewed
- dylan604 3y agoAgain, just because Sandberg isn't there means that the army of lawyers that actually do this kind of work will cease to do that work? The logic just doesn't flow
- seydor 3y agoI worked at Lucky Strike and most say that they 'd never be anywhere near as successful at killing people without me. Years later we will be shaking our heads with disbelief of the era of the selfie