The article discusses the book "Careless People", which critiques Meta's leadership and values, especially regarding its approach to profit over principles. Despite uncertainty about the book's accuracy, its popularity stems from its alignment with public sentiment about Meta. The author argues that successful businesses can balance ethics with profitability, illustrating this conflict through Mark Zuckerberg's ambition to expand into China, a region that contradicts Meta's stated mission of openness and connection. The piece emphasizes the need for leaders to adhere to principles, even amidst lucrative opportunities.
"China is, in Mark's eyes, just the end of a to-do list, the last major project to tackle. It's an opportunity too good to pass up, even if it might conflict with what the company says it stands for."
"The mission of the company – making the world more open and connected – is the exact opposite of what the Chinese Communist Party wants, particularly..."
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