Facebook Zuckerberg: My secret to success is making a lot of mistakes.

On December 13, Facebook has suffered a spate of failures in user privacy and some new products such as Facebook Home and Slingshot, and now we know why the company is so "daring" to make mistakes, according to the New York Times website. Mark Zuckerber, its co-founder and chief executive, thinks "making mistakes is a good thing". Mr. Zuckerberg, who accepted the user's questions at the second Facebook "Ask for answers" conference, says those who succeed are not only able to learn from their mistakes, but they spend most of their time making mistakes. "If you succeed, many of the things you've done before are wrong, and it's important that you get the right things eventually," he said. If you acquire something of great significance, you will bring about great changes to the world. "Like the first" Ask and answer "conference, Mr Zuckerberg also responded to some of the company's most topical topics, including privacy Policy and a new tool to search for past Facebook posts. Asked if Facebook would add a "bad comment" button, Zuckerberg said it was unlikely that a button would appear because "bad reviews" hurt the user's feelings. He says Facebook is exploring a way for users to express a wider range of emotions, such as sadness, so that they can express more views on a post. Zuckerberg made jokes at the meeting. A questioner asked him what his favorite pizza was, and he said he loved it with "fried chicken." A woman said she lives near Facebook's headquarters and said to Zuckerberg: "Thank you for helping me raise the price of the house." "This is the first time anyone has thanked me because Facebook is raising prices," Mr Zuckerberg responded. "There have been reports that tech millionaires in the San Francisco Bay Area are" driving away "local long-term residents. Zuckerberg also talked about the importance of software programming techniques: "If you write code, you have the ability to sit down and create something that no one can stop you from." "He predicts that eventually the school will require everyone to learn some useful code, because it helps to improve people's analytical skills, which is useful in any industry." "Some people see good things, and some people see things first and think about it, and I prefer the latter." Last Zuckerberg said. (Dream)