One thing you can pretty much count on is that Facebook is looking to start putting all of the growth it has experienced to work at the financial level.

In the Bloomberg interview, Zuckergerg says he wants employees to know that they are closer to the beginning than to the end, and he emphasizes this point with the very building they work in, which is described as garagelike with unfinished cement floors. Considering that Facebook has yet to really nail the revenue thing though it has plenty of money invested in it over 600 million, close to the beginning is probably an accurate depiction for the company, that is at least, if this ecommerce thing works out and doesnt drive people away, as one WebProNews reader suggested recently. Earlier this year, the company said that revenus should grow by 70.Zuckerberg considers the investment money nothing more than a buffer, and it looks like well find out soon enough just how well Facebook can really make money. Either way, things are still looking pretty bright for the company. When you can increase your staff by 50 in this economy, youve certainly got plenty of confidence.