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I was employee #30 at Facebook. Then I got fired.
For a long time, I was bitter that they let me go.
But the lessons I learned from Mark and Facebook helped me build a $100 million/year company.
10 lessons I learned from working directly under Mark Zuckerberg:
Leverage in an organization is not unlike leverage in the markets; you're looking for ways to achieve more with less. At Bridgewater, I typically worked at about 50:1 leverage, meaning that for every hour I spent with each person who worked for me, they spent about fifty hours working to move the project along. At our sessions, we would go over the vision and the deliverables, then they'd work on them, and then we'd review the work, and they'd move forward based on my feedback—and we'd do that over and over again. The people who worked for me typically had similar relationships with those who worked for them, though their ratios were typically between 10:1 and 20:1. I am always eager to find people who can do things nearly as well as (and ideally better than) I can so that I can maximize my output per hour.
Technology is another great tool for providing leverage. To make training as easy to leverage as possible, document the most common questions and answers through audio, video, or written guidelines, and then assign someone to organize them and incorporate them into a manual, which is updated on a regular basis.
Principles themselves are a form of leverage—they're a way to compound your understanding of situations so that you don't need to exert the same effort each time you encounter a problem. #principleoftheday
Most Aesthetically Stunning Websites!
I found web designs so exquisite; they redefine elegance in the digital realm.
Here are 9 most aesthetic websites and why (GENIUS strategy):
Japan will now allow 10-year yields to trade as high as 0.50%.
And while this seems like a minor policy change, it is likely to cause some serious market volatility.
Why?
A thread.
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2 years ago, I was burned out and stuck in the rat race.
Today, I have an online business and spend every day doing what I love.
Twitter is a hell of a place.
And these are the 20 must-follow people who consistently deliver the most value for their audience:
MrBeast made $1.5 billion YouTube empire.
He's the most successful Youtuber ever.
But it all started with his approach to storytelling and psychology.
Here is how MrBeast make a perfect video 👇
As a YouTube Video Editor,
Maintaining good Retention Rates in clients' videos is My Job.
Here are 7 Video Editing Tricks I use to Hook viewers to my Videos:
(Tutorials and Free Resources Included)
At Tiny, I've hired CEOs for 60+ companies and interviewed hundreds of others.
After over a decade of trial and error (and I mean BIG errors), here’s our hiring process:
After 13 years of investing, I’ve seen too many founders lose their companies,
All because they didn’t understand the agreement they had with their investors.
Here are 9 key terms you must know to avoid losing everything you've worked for: