Mark Zuckerberg at Startup School 2013

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Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) - 00:00 - Intro 00:49 - What was the first thing you wrote? 08:19 - Why did Facebook win? 12:55 - Did Facebook win because it started as a network for college students? 14:12 - When did you realize you were going to do it? 17:16 - A personal quality that made you well suited to work on this project 18:25 - Do you think Facebook had a rougher time than typical startups? 21:12 - How did you learn how to manage people? 22:08 - What is the right heuristic for finding out whether someone really good? 24:42 - Do you like managing people? 25:45 - What was your mental model of a start up founder? 26:49 - Were you influenced by Peter Thiel and Sean Parker 28:02 - Making Facebook into a platform implicit all along? 29:04 - Strategic insight you had early on 30:28 - How did you get people to friend one another faster? 30:54 - Facebook clones 31:41 - 1. Lockdown 33:55 - Ignore competitors? Caveat - Clones are a big nuisance. 34:43 - What is it Mark cared too much about?

[@Eltonlin1998]

“A heuristic for deciding whether someone is a great is whether you would work for that person”

[@stinhuffine4422]

One of the most informative and helpful interviews on this channel. The interviewer did the perfect job and asked questions a founder that is actively working on a startup would ask. I don't understand all the backlash in the comments section

[@ThePasindu]

Well, you'd expect that - Mr Paul Graham is the founder of Y-Combinator.(biggest Startup accelerator which helped companies like AirBnB)

[@vishalnangare31]

Sir Paul Graham, :)

[@vishalnangare31]

​@@ThePasindu💯

[@elperroreggae]

I love how he sees the crowd rather than the journalist. He does care.

[@adelj4984]

Gotta make sure your sheep are in the right direction, not the guy questioning you. BTW this dude really wore sandals? Pisses me off

[@Jordar4111]

That’s Paul Graham, serial entrepreneur and the founder of Y-Combinator.

[@Jordar4111]

@@depression_isnt_real homie’s worth at least a few billion... I’m sure he could give 2 $hits about what you think about his interviewing skills.

[@Jordar4111]

@@depression_isnt_real my point is, he probably has a very good idea of which information to extract during the interview, based on his success in his field. He should be respected, not based on his wealth, but based on his experience.

[@tylerdurden2832]

Well the journalist is Paul fucking Graham.

[@DTR89]

30:07 How many times can this guy interrupt in a row? Wow

[@vrushabhchotalia8861]

Paul Graham : yes

[@miranda1030]

this person is so annoying i have to say

[@kierand9410]

Usually I’d kick off about this kind of behaviour but as it’s Paul Graham, he gets a pass. Also, his interjections on average add value.

[@pridify]

You probably don't know who's Paul graham don't you? He's not just any interviewer so the audience surely valued his participation to exchange his views with Mark.

[@despitecovid283]

@@kierand9410 yes actually I'm an early stage founder trying to learn from Facebook in their early days, and Paul garahm's questions are ON POINT. He asked all the thing I really wanted to know. So yes, I think he knew what he was doing, despite the sandals and chapped feet 😂😂😂😂😂

[@akhilaggarwal9366]

18:10 "biggest mistake is a metamistake" is very fitting for zuckerberg

[@Frodonar]

Do you think? I think that in the future, the metaverse is gonna be soo profitable for meta if they go in the right way, thing that i belive

[@pariss1445]

Great comment, very interesting.

[@gaurav7047]

You make mistakes and you keep pushing forward. The mistakes never matter...but going through them while keeping to push forward. You just have to throw yourself into it.... Again, the mistakes don't matter. They never do. Just the process of going through them while you keep pushing forward is important. Don't sit down every time you make a mistake, keep moving forward...

[@Satarupa902]

They dont make stupid mistakes, their mistakes are just simple roadblocks. Or else their life is very well managed, highly planned thanks to their high EQ and ability to learn by their God gifted brain.

[@gaurav7047]

There is no such thing called as a stupid mistake@@Satarupa902

[@adarshchaudhary5362]

15:43 gave me goosebumps!!

[@benjaminsibson8760]

Really? Bruh

[@josephbrolly7232]

This was fascinating. Mark is obviously super intelligent but seemed to be evading some of the questions. Incredible businessman, but odd character. Good at hiding his competitiveness and ruthless streak

[@steve19811]

Yeah... personal development doesn't seem to be his priority. He's def. aggressive, cutthroat, and kind of the worst type of NY'er.

[@coronaphone710]

Every billion dollar company has secretive frontmen, especially Mark Zuckerberg who has all of your data and is very friendly with his gov't...

[@Victor-ih7nc]

15:15 “ the reason why we were able to build Facebook when other any companies had more computing power, and more resources was just because we cared more about it” 17:30 “ don’t even worry about avoiding making mistakes because you’re gonna make a lot of them. Most important thing is that you make them quick and you learn from them quick and not giving up”

[@buchbakhsh]

How prophetic of Paul @ 18:11 "So the biggest mistake is this META mistake.." Let's see if that demoralizes Mark!

[@OmarQunsul]

27:10 Yes. Windows 3.1 and 95 were indeed great

[@albeit1]

"Nobody is naturally good at hiring out of the box." Wait. You came out of a box?

[@akshaykamathb2788]

3:10 that was the first time I set up apachi server n MySQL server which then became the building blocks for my later application development 5:28 I built Facebook during th reading period which is this 2-3 week period 22:16 good huristic for hiring, would you wrk for him?

[@gracedevine4460]

I wish the factories, hospitals, shops, organisations and public services wold adopt Marks' attitude towards his team. I've encountered some dreadful managers in nursing, really narcissistic, nasty greedy people happy to crush their team to look better. It almost seems like selfish nastiness is a requirement of the Unit Manager job description! I'm sure that's not unique to nursing.... Until employers realise they are only as good as their employees they are privileged to have, they will never prosper. The wealthiest institutions value their people.

[@yalondapreyer389]

I love stimulating conversation

[@Fonch117]

"That stupid movie!" lolololol I knew Zuckerberg hated the Social Network xD

[@TitoTimTravels]

Well, it was a pretty bad movie.

[@deadshotgamess]

@@TitoTimTravels cinematically, it was actually outstanding.

[@whatever-wn1nk]

@@TitoTimTravels wow you are really clueless... The Social Network is one of the best movies that I've ever seen and many other people. Everything about that movie - directing, acting, soundtrack, script - was perfect.

[@jenny2814.]

@@TitoTimTravels you gotta go

[@TheJPSouza]

@@TitoTimTravels What?! You're joking right?! The Social Network is one of the best movies ever made

[@shivangraisurana9955]

Mark Zuckerberg, and Steve Wozniak built so many things from such young ages. They werent just projects, but severely complicated tech.

[@zefiromus]

marco montemagno?

[@alifnoor8796]

Vittorio Pompei eeeeeh già

[@amosoliveira8246]

What’s the deal with the sandals

[@kammalik]

Great conversation. But why does the interviewer need to interrupt so much?!

[@pulangkampung1716]

Sekian lama bungkam markzuckerbreg buka suara tentang Facebook.

[@madanraj3073]

You guys are amazing

[@bardo677]

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[@bardo677]

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[@bardo677]

Ive got nothing better to do than waste your time Mark. You know why? Im brainless and unemployable any one will tell you that

[@bardo677]

A rump state is the remnant of a once much larger state, left with a reduced territory in the wake of secession, annexation, occupation, decolonization, or a successful coup d'état or revolution on part of its former territory.[1] In the latter case, a government stops short of going into exile because it controls part of its former territory.

[@bardo677]

Kingdom of Soissons, a Roman rump state. at that

[@bardo677]

pays de Galles , this is how i ended up rumping with the Romans

[@DaKingLawson]

21:50 GAH DANG allow my man's to answer the question!!

[@BenNinoHunter-m9o]

Very interesting video I learned a lot from this video Ben Nino Hunter

[@AlexMcDaniels]

The Host was kinda rude, and Mark just doesn't care he speaks to the audience

[@Z3sty367]

@@depression_isnt_real and Grant Cardone

[@kierand9410]

@@CameronBrownCB i’d say more well regarded given the amount of successful companies that have relied on his counsel at critical growth stages.

[@RuinBurger]

Mark Zuckerberg 是絕對成功的，只是KZbin其中有一個是臺裔美人創辦的，FB比較偏大陸那邊，所以我才比較偏好youtube，沒有對錯的問題，只是因為我剛好只能住在臺灣而已。

[@himalrawal7511]

anyone watching in 2022

[@РусланСтрашко-щ5п]

After 2021 nobody could confirm that it's the fake comment

[@goldbrick2563]

No

[@onebigbreakpod]

yeah but how do you know

[@elontusk6841]

2024

[@mydeararunpandy]

Yeah i am wtching 2024...

[@MrDeshaunWilkins]

He foresaw "Lockdown" in 2013. Imagine what's going on there since March

[@becreative7072]

that host should be kicked out always interrupting him man , just try to listen what is he saying and let us listen that as well

[@blackbox1024]

That host is Paul Graham and it's already a bad sign if you don't know him

[@TitoTimTravels]

No kidding. He needs to shut up and let Mark finish an answer.

[@TeklaTch]

Love him

[@luisgualpa7019]

This guy pretty much created Quizlet and Tinder before they were even a thing

[@pawelallable]

Hotornot, not tinder. And even hot or not (2000) came well before facesmash. But his idea of making a local hot or not shows that he understood the power of proximity vs the vast anonymity of the internet.

[@TrollfaceMoments2.0]

Main Learning 20:18 is mistake probably cost me billions of dollars but it's fine you just move forward real sigma rule...🗿

[@HenningSprang]

which facebook user does still feel as if people are in the center of it?

[@MittraShubham]

Partners for ever🥂😁

[@andresvarela9110]

Alguien sigue viéndolo en 2019?

[@jasonedward]

Anyone else notice that Mark repeated some stuff in his answers word for word from the 2012 interview?...

[@xyZ-st9ry]

17:38

[@Calm_passion]

He built what he wanted! so Build what I want!!

[@ตัวป่วน-ซ1ฅ]

Good idea

[@jumpingjinx9140]

@Paul - Please let Mark talk

[@fintech1378]

He seems not sharing %100 of his growth hack tactic, PG was quite skeptical

[@driziiD]

"or facebook & email" 😂

[@natenkgwn]

watching in 2024 😈

[@zed625]

Good video but Paul Graham interrupts Mark too much, like great that you know what he wants to say I don’t

[@alexanderfihofeek2270]

good video

[@JokeProfessor]

Great talk but listening to him talk about russian competitors in russia post cambridge analytica seems like an obvious red flag looking back

[@yimsanity4054]

11:20 the guy laughs and "mark" starts grinning and laughing weirdly, what's wrong mark? AI having a hard time computing laughter ?

[@posthocprior]

This has aged poorly. If Facebook turns into another MySpace, this is going to look like having a luxurious glass of champagne on the deck of the Titanic.

[@davidvonch8223]

And privacy is good

[@Eltonlin1998]

There is something irrational about the start that means they care about the problem more

[@calitaste8723]

Anyone watching in 2024

[@masoom3022]

Is the social network is real story

[@insideoflife2962]

i guess Mark zuberg is so beautifully person about to help with USA aye time in life government must support him

[@galileor713]

see u soon Mark (:

[@chessplayer3138]

Have you seen him yet? :)

[@kwhandy]

whos the guy just using sandals on stage?

[@ayushman8482]

2024 attendance here😅

[@mauricio-poppe]

Dude, let him speak!

[@malvinderkaur4187]

that is why your website/social platform is different in sense its connecting people and that is fine too and good well my page is hacked from where that I don't know but still…the way it is designed… that matters, it is simple and easy to navigate then space for sharing writing ,thoughts…messaging to others chat..well you got going from childhood, like child labor still is very young so you have plenty of time to do lot of stuff.

[@Polapola23]

I feel like mark gets mad every time he is interrupted

[@borkeninternet]

Paul should never interview and should go back to writing

[@kierand9410]

Overall, he added more value than he interrupted.

[@jigyanshushrivastava6153]

In retrospect that was pretty obvious~Hindsight bias

[@andreakanyo140]

He built Zuck Net?

[@krishnarajbastola50]

Love

[@hugoblanchart195]

You can tell by the way he's avoiding questions he's paranoid. Also, the way he's carrying away the interviewer shows he's got some preparation. Like a politician. No wonder he's been to Harvard.

[@DaKingLawson]

Interviewer is pissing me off 😒

[@AFJRHNELK]

i miss you and i miss your fuckin innovation

[@vlogmoinc5597]

facebook was not even his idea

[@dorsaesh1555]

or my 10 YEAR OLD THEORY?!!

[@herdi1510]

looks like i'm born in wrong nation or wrong parents

[@chessplayer3138]

That’s a wrong thought. All generation have their own possibilities and difficulties

[@herdi1510]

@@chessplayer3138what if your parents almost killed you, because some group of people framing on you? Yeah that's what happened to me

[@CryptoRootz]

this guy is a horrible interviewer ....

[@sangrampatil9206]

Anyone 2024

[@Sunday8916]

Sandals bro? Really !?

[@matheuscosta5330]

nice

[@chaitanyaphuloria1320]

This was a very weird interview. Fun but weird.

[@Faustordz]

…Casually builds start ups with big potential!

[@christinemomanyi2147]

Interesting

[@カシスオレンジ-e3q]

The host should shut up when Mark is talking

[@ZIZI-bo4nk]

SUPER❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💥👍

[@AFJRHNELK]

i love u dear friend i understand what u r talking about ..i hope we could connect or meet one day ... you are a great programmer

[@tdombui]

Sandals

[@sca2777]

he doesn't remember the first line because he stole it from winklevoss twins lol

[@ตัวป่วน-ซ1ฅ]

ใด้ความรู้

[@kapallimurali]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👌👌🎯🎯🎯

[@ritasunarti]

Y Combinator tidak yang di dunia download paling penting banyak tidak pernah bisa

[@Bastetcharm]

Peeking tom

[@Bastetcharm]

I feel sorry for his whife and baby girl

[@pratikjain4704]

Not a good interviewer, keeps interrupting.

[@KrishnaG0902]

and yes they did beat VK in Russia..

[@nereus77]

later

[@ritasunarti]

TK yang teknologi di dunia bidang Indonesia yang tidak Amerika Serikat

[@laranotok2170]

Did you come from CIA or FBI family?

[@dissinfo6358]

Can't answer that question without consulting handler.

[@ritasunarti]

Me cewe and i

[@Bastetcharm]

He os arogemr cuz a starbing pythom did mot loll the todler

[@ritasunarti]

YT yt ur yy yang yu di download dunia gunakan dalam paling banyak penting tidak bisa ada

[@ritasunarti]

2922 tidak yang di dunia download paling banyak penting tidak ada bisa pernah ada bisa dapat di dipisahkan uang

[@MarjorieGarciaOlaran]

NASA 🇺🇸🪪 (🌍)

[@ritasunarti]

Startup yang and that you the i yang ever seen the yang di tidak sangat baik penting paling banyak penting tidak ada bisa pernah bisa ada dapat pernah dipisahkan di dunia uang

[@giuseppesabatino5654]

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