She writes this herself in a Facebook post. “The End of an Era,” Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg wrote in the caption.
“Today I am sharing the news that I am leaving dead after 14 years.”
This is how Sandberg begins Facebook post Where she announces her resignation.
In a long post, Meta-top writes about her first encounter with founder Mark Zuckerberg.
Zuckerberg responds in a comment below the post.
He writes “End of an Era”.
“I will miss working next to you every day,” Zuckerberg continues.
He gets a lot of credit on Facebook
Sandberg has been Facebook’s COO since 2008.
She worked alongside Zuckerberg and was his loyal business partner for over a decade.
I got a lot of credit for building the company.
In the Facebook post, Sandberg wrote that she has plans to take on the role of COO for five years.
“Fourteen years later, I see it is time to write the next chapter in my life.”
She also wrote that she is not sure what the future will hold, but plans to spend more time with family and get involved in charity.
At the same time, Sandberg has stated that she will continue to sit on Meta’s board of directors.
Not just friends
According to a book written by two journalists at The New York TimesThere have been frictions between Sandberg and Zuckerberg.
This is based on more than 400 interviews, including past and current employees of Meta Corporation.
In particular, the tenure of former President Donald Trump has been problematic for the relationship between Sandberg and Zuckerberg.
According to reporters, Sandberg has become more isolated during this period, and her influence on the company and Zuckerberg should have diminished. By leading the company together, Zuckerberg is said to have listened less to Sandberg, and more so than others.
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According to Forbes, Sandberg has a fortune of 16 billion kroner.
She owns about 17 million shares in Meta, which makes up an ownership stake of about 0.5 percent of the company. That in itself equals about 10 billion NOK.
Sandberg graduated from Harvard University in 1991 with a bachelor’s degree in economics, before earning an MBA at the same place in 1995.
Early in her career, she worked as a consultant at McKinsey, at the US Treasury under Larry Summers, and for a time at Google.
When she became part of Facebook’s board of directors in 2012, she was the first woman to gain a seat on the company’s board of directors.
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