If I wasn't at Facebook I'd be at Microsoft: Zuckerberg

October 22, 2012 19:46

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has said that if the social networking website had not worked out he would have probably landed at Microsoft. "I probably would have taken an engineering job...(and) always had a lot of respect for Microsoft," he told Paul Graham, a co-founder of the tech venture capital fun Y Combinator, during a 45-minute interview before an audience of 1,700 at Stanford's Memorial Hall.

"A lot of people from Harvard went to work there," the 28-year-old added. The social networking mogul opened up about his startup experience and opined on the problems with entrepreneurs these days, at the annual conference for entrepreneurs and computer hackers at Stanford University held on Saturday, the Daily Mail reported.

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