What does it take to be the CEO of Facebook you ask? Just 50 to 60 hours of work per week.
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and founder of Facebook, held a Q&A on Facebook Tuesday, a digital version of the company's town hall events.
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Questions ranged from Facebook's money transfer feature, to pictures of Zuckerberg's dog and his vision of Oculus. Considering Facebook's Q&A feature can be a bit of a pain to dig through, we sifted through some of the best questions.
Some used the opportunity to ask the Zuck for a job.
While celebrities like Shakira and Richard Branson asked Zuckerberg about technology and its role in less developed parts of the world.
Others asked more personal questions.
One woman shared a heartwarming story about finding her high school sweetheart through Facebook.
And others asked about Facebook's features and assets.
Now if any question was staged, it was definitely this one.
Zuckerberg only answered questions for an hour, but he did reveal that he will be doing more Q&As in the future.