April 2025
- Apr 23, 2025CultureStartup Culture ExplainedZuckerberg hung "Move fast and break things" in 2004 and replaced it in 2014 with "Move fast with stable infrastructure." That shift is the whole tension. Bernstein and Waber measured actual interaction with wearable sensors across two Fortune 500 renovations and found open offices reduced face-to-face contact by roughly 70% while digital messaging rose. Also: why flatness fails past about 30 people, and which values must evolve as headcount grows.
- Apr 21, 2025CultureThe Move Fast Philosophy in BusinessFacebook changed its motto in 2014 from move fast and break things to move fast with stable infrastructure, and the shift was not cosmetic: the platform served over a billion users, so breaking things crashed services and exposed vulnerabilities at that scale. The philosophy rests on five beliefs, from speed beats perfection to iteration beats planning, and came from Silicon Valley conditions: zero-cost distribution, network effects, venture timelines.
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