As you noted Zuckerberg's experience would have been impressive, but I think his answers for all questions likely would have been impressive. For example, "Wha

As you noted Zuckerberg's experience would have been impressive, but I think his answers for all questions likely would have been impressive. For example, "What do you understand that your competitors do not?" or the (chicken/egg question) "How will you get users at first?". Obviously Zuckerberg would have acknowledged the competition and how FB would distinguish itself as the college social network by limiting registered users to users with .edu email accounts and scaling growth from campus to campus, thereby generating untold interest among non-college email account holders around the World setting the stage for a flood of non-college users. I am not saying that Zuckerberg's "growth strategy" was by any means a guarantee, but I think PG and team would have seen the wheels are turning with this kid and despite taking on the social network establishment of the time (myspace and Friendster)- who by no means had any intent of losing their market share - he devised a strategy to take a monumental task and turn it into "bite-size" pieces. Finally, as you mentioned he had experience/track-record to back-up his ability to not just think big but execute as well.