Adam Mosseri discusses his career path from waiter to Instagram head
Adam Mosseri recently shared on threads he started his career as a waiter and then moved on to become a bartender, before stepping into the world of technology.
From being a bartender to head of Instagram Adam Mosseri has come a long way. Adam Mosseri, the current head of Instagram, has recently shared his unexpected work history on the social media platform- Threads. He mentioned all the jobs he has ever done in the past from working as a waiter to becoming a prominent figure in the tech industry.
Adam recently shared on threads he started his career as a waiter and then moved on to become a bartender, before stepping into the world of technology. According to the post by his third job, he had secured a position as a designer and manager. He then worked as a product manager before taking the position of Head of Instagram.
The greatest feeling in the world comes from achieving a goal in life, be it one that is personal, professional, financial, emotional, or anything else. Netizens should take the post as an aspiration. Many people discussed their professional backgrounds, while a select handful mentioned how pleased they were with Mosseri’s resume and many find his journey a source of motivation.
About Adam Mosseri
As CEO of Instagram, Adam Mosseri is responsible for all aspects of the app’s operations, engineering, and product. Adam has spent more than 11 years working at Meta, formerly Facebook. He was the organization’s director of mobile app design before transitioning into product management, where he oversaw the News Feed engineering and product teams for several years.
According to Meta, Adam worked at TokBox as the company’s first designer. In 2003, he launched his career by starting a design agency with locations in New York and San Francisco that specialized in graphic, interface, and exhibition design. Mosseri holds a BA from the Gallatin School of Interdisciplinary Study at NYU where he studied information design and media. Born and raised in New York, he now lives in San Francisco with his wife and three sons.
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