<![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> In NYC this kind of sched is perfectly normal.

Rachel Marsden

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> @HowardHughes: zuk is not worth $15b. It is a number that he made up. Spammy ads and clunky interface worth $15b? Nope.

Fidel on the Roof

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> @vulturesquadron: I'm with you. I've never understood why other people care when you sleep; what matters is how much, and how well, you work. I don't even get in gear until six pm, but I don't sleep more than any normal person, I just do it at different times.

How dependent must Jordan be if he needs his boss to synch his hours directly? Four hours of overlap should be plenty.

raincoaster

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> what diff. does it make what time he shows up? he's the founder! and besides, he'll get to it - when he can/wants to - it's not like he's totally blowing issues off.

Lawrence

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> I dont show up at my company before noon. And we're worth slightly less then 15B. Go Suckerburger!

Goose Spruce

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> Every time I learn something new about Zuckerberg it further crystallizes that this kid have a spoiled and pampered upbringing.

Work habits like this juvenile at best. Maybe his employees could get away with this, but certainly not the creator of a business that's supposed to deliver results.

Bornean

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> Seriously? I deal with this crap all day long. The assholes who wake up pre-dawn, go for a jog, ride a train for an hour, and brag about the "early bird" are the same asshole who are nodding off in meetings at 3PM and are out the door by 6PM. I'm with Zuckerberg on this one--the early bird goes to bed by 9PM and that is just fucking lame.

vulturesquadron

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> @tawni: When at Facebook, do as Facebookers do.

Their problem isn't that they're not being taken seriously--$15B valuation ensures that they are--it's that they have a fad product. Showing up at 10 won't change that.

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]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> Maybe they should hire TJ.

BartKela

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> @tawni: I'd pay top dollar to see Zuckerberg hanging out at a frat

Nicholas Carlson

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> No one should have to be to work before noon. Score one for the kids.

seanpercival

]]> <![CDATA[If Sandberg doesn't work out at Facebook, blame Zuckerberg's sleeping habits]]> The early bird catches the worm still is true in business. The frat boy party all night stroll into work at noon will not cut it if you want to be taken seriously for the long haul. Standard professional business acumen is still the recipe for a long term sustainable business.

tawni

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