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re: Facebook's engineering lead for the 'Like' button earned $750M for 17 months work
Posted on 5/25/20 at 11:28 am to TH03
Posted on 5/25/20 at 11:28 am to TH03
quote:Truth, especially for insane money like that.
There’s a huge amount of luck involved with anyone who is incredibly loaded and successful like that. People just like to say it’s all hard work and perseverance because it allows them to believe they can do it too.
Creating a company from ground up definitely takes hard work, but this dude is worth hundreds of millions and he created the “like” button.
That is some lucky shite right there.
Posted on 5/25/20 at 11:39 am to Scruffy
Companies like Facebook and Amazon surely were one wrong decision away from failing in the beginning. Luck definitely plays a huge role. But I do firmly believe the saying “the harder you work, the luckier you are”
Posted on 5/25/20 at 11:53 am to Scruffy
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Truth, especially for insane money like that.
Creating a company from ground up definitely takes hard work, but this dude is worth hundreds of millions and he created the “like” button.
That is some lucky shite right there.
I'm a leadership, business operational/success junkie. If there's been a book written about it...I've likely read it (e.g. Gladwell, Covey, Maxwell, Duhig). I'm always fascinated about what caused the "jump" for these people. Some of it's timing, some of it's location, some of it is meeting the right mentor...but most had some inflection point.
There's no denying that these uber-successful people are incredibly smart, driven people. But there's also a "right-place, right-time" component". In Rosenstein's case...he grew up in the Bay Area and was in his early-20's at the height of the boom...getting in on the ground floor at Google. The young-adult with the same intelligence in Houston is likely a O&G engineer.
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