Mark Zuckerberg and Selena Gomez meet in tiny room to talk business

If you thought it was hard to book decent meeting spaces in your office, just know that it's even an issue for Mark Zuckerberg.
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If you thought it was hard to book decent meeting spaces in your office, just know that it's even an issue for Mark Zuckerberg.

The Facebook CEO uploaded a picture of himself and most-followed-person-on-Instagram Selena Gomez having a fun, casual business meeting in an extremely small room.


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What were these two meeting about? What is Selena writing down? Why is this room so very, very small? All questions we'd love to know the answer to.

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