It's only been five years from $0 to $500 billion, so why is Facebook so?

Facebook's market capitalisation is close to $500 billion.

Before Facebook went public in 2012, few thought it would be worth more than $200 billion.

Facebook, however, has become a world-class technology company under Zuckerberg: more than 2 billion active users and 1.32 billion daily active users.

There are occasional and inevitable reasons why Facebook has become such a great company, both by luck and by strength.

In the Internet popular such a sentence, the same is change. And at the right time, you have to do the right thing.

We watch Facebook grow, and at every point in it, it embraces change and makes the right decisions.

In 2008, Facebook moved from campus to globalization and embarked on a global journey.

In 2011, Facebook faced the pain of transformation, moving from desktop to mobile.

These two key transitions have kept Facebook alive and have a battle with Twitter.

Facebook's success is also based on the corporate culture that Zuckerberg has built.

In Facebook, for example, data is fairly transparent because data decisions are the only right way to do it. So the theory Facebook sticks to is Everthing must be tested.

"The key to success is sometimes not to make the right decisions, but to try to filter out the wrong ideas so that the right things live."

It's this Facebook culture that lets them know more quickly what users want them to do, encouraging people to keep trying and failing, and even succeeding!

With Zuckerberg's 3 favorite words:

1. Virgil: "God bless the brave." ”

Picasso: "Every child is a natural artist, and the question is how to be childish when he grows up. ”

3. Einstein: "Everything should be simplified to such an end." ”