A former employee at Facebook, Naoh Kagan, recently on his social media platform X, formerly Twitter, shared post highlighting the 10 obvious-lessons that he had learned from working directly under Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg before getting fired from the company.
In the post, he added that, he was the 30th employee at Facebook.
The post read, "I was employee #30 at Facebook. Then I got fired. Now I’m the CEO of a $100 million company. 10 non-obvious lessons I learned from working directly under Mark Zuckerberg."
Noah Kagan is now the CEO of AppSumo, an platform used for buying and selling digital products.
The 10 non-obvious lesson he learnt include:
1) Have a big-ass vision
2) Hire fast, fire faster
3) “People” not “Users”
4) Give ownership to the team
5) Pay attention to details
6) Scratch your own itch
7) Treat your employees well
8) Only hire A players
9) Move fast
10) Focus on ONE goal
Netizens reaction
Kagan also shared the details of each of the lessons he learnt at working under Zuckerberg which now has become a viral thread with millions of views. The post also got many responses from netizens reacting to it.
“You don’t grow fast by doing many things, but by doing ONE thing extremely well,” added an X user.
"Great insights Noah. I get hung up on number 5. When I ran an medical office 15 years ago. I obsessed over a semicolon vs comma," wrote another X user.
