Mark Zuckerberg's sister left her post on Facebook, tired of being "the only woman in the business"

Randi Zuckerberg said that he had decided to leave his job on Facebook, the company of his brother Mark, in 2011 because She did not like being the only woman in offices and meetings with executives.

"I hated being the only woman in almost every room where I was for 10 consecutive years", he said in an interview with CNN Business.

The 36-year-old has worked for Facebook as a developer of the live video department. during the early years of the social network, but decided to abandon it in 2011 and founded his own company called Zuckerberg Media, with whom he produced a children's TV show and another called Sirius XM Business Radio on the latest technology trends.

Randi came on Facebook while he was still a small team of 50 people They worked in a suburban house.

"I think we are very young and idealistic at the time we are creating these … I remember thinking:" Oh, my God, we gave the floor to all the world, and we wake up and are so excited about it said Mark Zuckerberg's sister about the feature also called Facebook live that came to everyone in 2016.

He added: "It's really only years later, with many things I see in the world, that I woke up and said: Oh, my God, we gave everyone a voice", on the category of social network that allows users to publish live video from their mobile devices.

"Of course, we understood that every time you throw a tool into the world, there will be people who will use it for an incredible good, and there will be people who will really use it for evilRandi said that Facebook had also been used to transmit suicides, attacks and killings.

Although she said she was satisfied with what she did on Facebook, She also felt a little uncomfortable with gender roles.

"I have always felt very complicated about gender roles in Silicon Valley"he explained.

"And I've always thought, you know, God, I want to be part of the solution, not the problem … so I think maybe I have to leave Silicon Valley and really understand where we lose women and where we lose girls in this funnel, "he said in the interview.
Despite the progress made, the woman said that Facebook has changed very little in the last 15 years.

Randi Zuckerberg pointed out that it was difficult in the world of technology to recognize the presence of women.

"Even to this day, my best advice for young technicians is to wear the name of a man like Randi because I can not even tell you how many meetings I had in my debut on Facebook because people thought they were meeting a man. " he suggested.