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facebook片段最年轻首富基因解析（Facebook fragments gene analysis of the youngest richest man） Facebook fragments: gene analysis of the youngest richest man.Txt Facebook fragments: gene analysis of the youngest richest man Source: business excellence network published time: 2010-04-08 On the face of it, this is just another lucky new Internet star. But the more you know about this company, the more you feel that their success is planned, not coincidental - perhaps thats where Facebook is. The sunny bay area in February, the green slopes and blue clouds on both sides of the 280 interstate in the United States feel like an icon on the Windows XP desktop. In the afternoon, at 2, I finally came to Facebook, the magic company. In their new home, Matt introduced me to someone. He sat on a table inside an island of 5 tables, far from the light window, and a man to man conference room behind him. We shook hands, and then I see him very familiar, then think for a long time, I feel like Are you that Mark? he said yes. He is the founder of Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg), Facebook, and CEO, just in the Forbes worlds youngest rich list won the crown. I have become one of the few people at the age of 25 with the new richest man in the domestic 4 billion dollars worth of handshake. Facebook along the way, from the outside it looks so smooth, given by comScore from birth to now visits is like a perfect curve of fraud. Inadvertently, the 1000 person start-up company has overtaken Googles access to the nations largest web site. Look from the surface, this is just a good Internet rookie, but more careful understanding of the company, the more I feel that their success seems to be planned out, rather than coincidence - but in fact he along the way, is full of chance. Maybe this is the most Facebook place? Now, let me, the layman, share some of the first-hand observations that have been made. Simple and useful is kingly way Forget how to enter this topic, anyway, Mark and I talked about Facebook