When an on-stage interviewer recently asked Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, “Who are your mentors? Who do you call for advice?” he replied, “It’s different people for different things.” But then he immediately said, “I’ve become more religious.”
“Really,” said interviewer Cliff Betts, who sounded a bit surprised.
Zuckerberg tried to explain, saying, “I mean, that’s not really a mentorship thing, … but I do think that there’s a scale.
“I don’t know, the last few years have been really humbling for me. I thought I like knew a lot about how to build something and I don’t know. I think that there’s just a comfort in knowing and having confidence that there are things that are bigger than you.”
Zuckerberg was interviewed Jan. 31 at the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit in Salt Lake City.
Zuckerberg and his flagship social media platform have recently faced complaints of anti-conservative bias and election influencing. After government investigations, the enterprise has attempted to mend its reputation.
The challenges of running a social media empire that also includes Instagram might be driving 35-year-old Zuckerberg’s feelings of humility. But also during the past few years, other experiences might have been clues to his move to a “more religious” life, which involves his family. He said they would always be more important to him than his work.
“I try to put my…
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