Mark Zuckerberg was born on May 14, 1984 from dentist Edward Zuckerberg and psychiatrist Karen Kempner. He was raised in New York with his 3 sisters. He was raised as a Jew, and when he was 13 he even had the Bar Mitzvah (a ceremony is held to show that men are old enough to assume the duties of Jews when they are 13).

Training

Mark Zuckerberg had an instant success. He studied meticulously in primary school and was successful in all areas. He was later recognized as one of the best students in high school and earned academic accolades, receiving repeated high grades before moving on to arts, science and literature. With his incredible performance in high school, he has been accepted to Harvard University, an educational field for innovators in the science and business world and one of the best universities in the country.

Early Life

A rebellious but relatively quiet student, when he was a sophomore, created a website called Facemash - the website that encouraged students to rate based on each other's appearance was instantly a matter of debate. The site caused controversy at the university for various reasons. The first is the illegal use of photographs taken by the university and students. The second was its controversial nature - that not every student likes to be ranked based on their looks. Third, large resource usage - while hosted on Harvard servers, it was the most popular page on the entire network of the university.

Career

Zuckerberg was soon forced to shut down the site, but its huge popularity and controversy brought its future potential into account. He soon turned the simple site into a personal directory for Harvard students, encouraging them to create their own networks and profiles with peers and friends. Daha sonra arkadaşlarıyla birlikte Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz ve Chris Hughes, ‘Facebook’u başlattıklarını söyledi. He has grown tremendously and expanded to other universities in the United States over the next year. First only the Ivy League, then the state schools, then every college and then the secondary schools.

Facebook Başarısı

Eventually, Facebook has become an accessible public service, whether it's for connecting with friends and family, playing games, or meeting past colleagues. Undoubtedly, given the incredible size and incredible popularity of the website, Facebook currently has over seven hundred million users and accounts for a large portion of the overall web traffic - attracting a fair amount of controversy. From confidentiality disputes to concerns about the earliest years of companies and stock, lawsuits have been filed multiple times and are often criticized.

The Zuckerberg Success - The Advancement of Facebook

When Mark Zuckerberg met with Obama at Facebook Headquarters, however, Zuckerberg stuck to his first opinion on creating a website that the whole world could use to communicate with each other clearly and easily. It turned down opportunities to sell the site for billions of dollars. It even closed the possibility of increasing the site revenue from ad revenue, instead opting to keep the user experience clean and pure. After all, it has become one of the largest online businesses in the world and is a symbol of the technology renaissance that has taken place recently. Although its true value is debatable, it is possible to say that Facebook and its creator Mark Zuckerberg are the most influential, controversial and potentially t