Sarah Lacy is currently working on TechCrunch senior editor. It is also a prize-winning journalist and author of two books of critically acclaimed, "once you're lucky, twice you're good: the rebirth of Silicon Valley and the rise of Web 2.0" (Gotham books, April 2008) and "a brilliant, Crazy, cheeky: how the top 1% of entrepreneurs profit from global chaos. ? Read More
We caught up with LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner yesterday, only after his first earnings call public company CEO. In an earlier segment, we talked about the surprisingly good quarter with LinkedIn; in this article we will talk about the insane roller coaster from the IPO.
I asked that Weiner had this week was for LinkedIn, a company that typically boring social media giant pedophile scandals without confidentiality or stories, hellbenders meth pipes and abandoned cats. He insisted the team not distracted amid frenzy .... yeah media, I have a hard time buying that too. However, he notes that added the pride associated with work in the company worth more than $ 9 billion in increases for execution. I wouldn't be surprised if all this talk about overpriced spark in the company too.
Weiner and I also talk about LinkedIn user's stunning growth this quarter whether the company should revise this end of the 1990s the idea of VIS as marketing events, and whether this user pop is sustainable.
With more than 100 million users, representing more than 200 countries around the world, LinkedIn is the fastest growing professional networking site that allows members to create business contacts, search for jobs ...
Read MoreJeff Weiner is the CEO of LinkedIn, where he started in December 2008, the interim President. He arrived in LinkedIn with positions as the Executive residence for leading enterprises.
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