Mark Zuckerberg's sister resigned from Facebook because "I hated being the only woman in …"

Mark Zuckerberg's sister, Randi, revealed why she decided to stop working on Facebook. The woman made reference to gender roles in the workplace and why she decided to distance herself from the company.

Randi, Mark Zuckerberg's sister, announced that she had decided in 2011 to quit her job. Facebook to feel uncomfortable because of their gender and context. "I hated being the only woman in almost every room I was in for 10 consecutive years," he said.

Randi Zuckerberg, 36, worked during her early years at Facebook, as developer of the live video department. However, in 2011, he founded his own company, called Zuckerberg Media, which is dedicated to producing children's television programs.

In its early days FacebookRandi joined a team of 50 people working in a suburban home. For this reason, he said: "I think we are very young and idealistic at the moment we are creating these … I remember thinking:" Oh, my God, we gave the floor to everything the world ", we wake up and we feel so excited for it".

Beyond her professional achievements, Randi acknowledged that she felt uncomfortable facing gender roles. In fact, she said, "I've always felt very complicated about gender roles in Silicon Valley" and "I've always thought, you know, God, I want to be part of the solution, not to continue to be part of the problem … so I think that I have to leave Silicon Valley and really understand where we are losing women and where we are losing girls in that funnel. "

In this respect, the sister of the creator of Facebook, said there was still a gap between the presence of women and the world of technology. For this reason, she said: "My best advice for young women in technology is to have the name of a man like Randi because I can not even tell you how many meetings I had in those early days of Facebook because people thought they were meeting a guy. "

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Source: Infobae.