CLEAN: Zuckerberg eyes mobile after Facebook IPO flop

The transcript covers Facebook's mission to connect the world, addressing past controversies and current performance. It highlights user growth and increased engagement on mobile, which is expected to boost revenue. The coding practices at Facebook are discussed, including Mark Zuckerberg's approach to coding. The session concludes with a look at future developments and the company's unique system.

What is Facebook's primary mission as discussed in the video?

• To make the world more open and connected

• To become the most profitable company

• To eliminate all controversies

• To focus solely on desktop users

What is one of the key factors contributing to Facebook's growth on mobile platforms?

• Less advertising revenue

• Increased time spent by users

• Decreased user engagement

• Fewer users joining the platform

How does Facebook plan to increase its revenue from mobile users?

• By making more money per time spent compared to desktop

• By focusing on desktop users

• By reducing the number of ads

• By limiting user engagement

What is the rule at Facebook regarding code management?

• Developers must maintain their own code

• Only senior developers can check in code

• Code is maintained by a separate team

• Developers can check in code without maintaining it

Why does Mark Zuckerberg avoid checking in code to the main branch?

• He is not allowed to code

• His code never breaks

• He wants to focus on management tasks

• He prefers others to maintain his code