Billionaire boy : Mark Zuckerberg in his own words / Edited by George Beahm
Contributor(s): Ross, Tony [illustrator.]
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TextPublisher: London : HarperCollins Children's, 2013Description: 183 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 9780007371044 (hbk.); 0007371047 (hbk.); 9780007371051 (pbk.); 0007371055 (pbk.); 9789350298909(pbk.).Subject(s): Children of the rich -- Juvenile fiction | Happiness -- Juvenile fictionGenre/Form: Children's stories. | Humorous stories.DDC classification: 823.92 LOC classification: PZ7.W1593357 | Bi 2010Summary: Tin Academy Award-winning film The Social Network: a nerdy,insecure and socially awkward young man - hardly the image of atop-flight CEO in command of one of the worlds largest and most successful companies. Achieving the growth of Facebook as fast as Zuckerburg has is no mean feat, especially when you consider that he had never raised a dollar from investors, nor managed a single employee before. At the helm of Facebook, Zuckerburg not only has to run fast to maintain the companys high-profile success, but also needs to fight to stay ahead of some of the richest, most talented and most aggressive companies in the world. In this collection of quotations taken from interviews, presentations, media announcements and more, we see a new breed of business leader with a new way of thinking about business and success in a constantly changing world.
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Tin Academy Award-winning film The Social Network: a nerdy,insecure and socially awkward young man - hardly the image of atop-flight CEO in command of one of the worlds largest and most successful companies. Achieving the growth of Facebook as fast as Zuckerburg has is no mean feat, especially when you consider that he had never raised a dollar from investors, nor managed a single employee before. At the helm of Facebook, Zuckerburg not only has to run fast to maintain the companys high-profile success, but also needs to fight to stay ahead of some of the richest, most talented and most aggressive companies in the world. In this collection of quotations taken from interviews, presentations, media announcements and more, we see a new breed of business leader with a new way of thinking about business and success in a constantly changing world.
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