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Mark Zuckerberg Keeps Forgetting About Humans
Mark Zuckerberg Keeps Forgetting About Humans
JULY 22, 2018
他對電腦編程術語一貫的使用揭示了很多他的領導手法。
His consistent use of computer programming jargon reveals a lot about his leadership approach.
His consistent use of computer programming jargon reveals a lot about his leadership approach.
Mark Zuckerberg’s social awkwardness is readily apparent to anyone who has heard him speak. Yet to his credit, the Facebook founder and CEO has been willing to engage in candid interviews, speaking openly with CNN and Wired in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal and, earlier this week, diving headfirst into a round of hard questions from Recode’s Kara Swisher.
These kinds of interviews are a risk for high-profile people like Zuck. Stripped of their well-oiled PR machines, they may provide the world with a dangerous glimpse into the way they actually think. The Swisher interview did expose something important about the strange way Zuckerberg sees the world—not because of what he said, but the way he said it.
Most revealing is his consistent use of computer programming jargon to describe the human suffering that his platform has frequently facilitated. In spite of all the soul-searching Facebook and Zuckerberg have been forced to do in recent years, his instinct is still to see people as if they were data points.
This jargon comes from the computerati, centered around the mecca that is Silicon Valley. They have their own distinctive way of talking, a shared vocabulary helps them think through and describe technical challenges and possible solutions.
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