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But the employees who were promised shares at a $100 billion valuation (which probably happened since 2 years ago), won't get that kind of money. They will get

But the employees who were promised shares at a $100 billion valuation (which probably happened since 2 years ago), won't get that kind of money. They will get whatever Facebook is worth a few months from now.

drstrangevibes 14y ago
er this IS Zukerberg, his screwed over pretty much everyone he's ever worked with, hardly surprising
- rikramer 14y ago
  Here's a guy who went into his competitor's site and started deleting user accounts. It's amazing that people overlook this: http://www.businessinsider.com/exclusive-mark-zuckerbergs-secret-ims-from-college-2012-5#before-launching-thefacebookcom-zuckerberg-had-to-decide-whether-to-work-on-it-or-a-similar-project-he-was-already-working-with-his-harvard-schoolmates-the-winklevoss-twins-this-is-the-conversation-where-he-works-out-that-hed-like-to-do-his-own-thing-1 http://www.businessinsider.com/exclusive-mark-zuckerbergs-se...
- duaneb 14y ago
  He also rented out theatres so that his employees could see The Social Network on opening night - a movie that puts him in a decidedly unfavorable light. Saying that he "screwed over pretty much everyone he's ever worked with" screams of someone who doesn't know what they're talking about.
Drbble 14y ago
No one was promised a hundred billion dollar valuation. Everyone saw the prices on Sharespost.