Talent is your biggest and most important thing, and so is your perception, you know, creating

a legal and well-functioning culture.

Welcome to No Limits.

I'm Rebecca Jarvis.

I hope you liked part one of our Keraswisher podcast, back now with more.

What do you think happens in the Snapchat IPO?

I don't know. I think it'll be

interesting. I think they I think the big questions around Snapchat's IPO is can this sustain

itself? Will young people continue to use it as they move forward in their digital lives? Is it

a camera company? Oh God, I know. I didn't know. Whatever they say it is. They can say whatever

they want. You know, we're not a, is it a peanut butter company or a chocolate company?

It's, I think it's a communications company.

I think it's a digital communications, and it's a lot like we chat in China.

It's got, it's a communications company that has a lot hanging off of it, and more to come, I would assume, as you move forward.

It becomes the center.

It's sort of a light version of Facebook. Is Facebook so heavy and so involving and so

public? I think that it's just a communication system between you and your friends. But a camera

company, I'm not so sure. I wouldn't sell myself as that. But I know, I know he's going to be a billionaire, so he's probably right. Does he need a Cheryl Sandberg?

I don't think he'd tolerate one. I think he's tried. Why do you say that? Why do you think he wouldn't tolerate one? He hired someone from Facebook who was one of Cheryl Sandberg's, someone who was a mentorie to St. Charles Sandberg, Emily White.

I don't know. I think he's a solo player. There's a lot of interesting people who are not solo players in Silicon Valley.

A lot of the really successful entrepreneurs have had partners.

There's usually one or two people that are really critical. His partners is his other founder.

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