Billionaires ' First reduced homes for sale

Mark Zuckerberg is among the billionaires exert his hit jackpot--with his first full-time employee. Facebook, a social networking site while sophomore Harvard is Zuckerberg in 2004, took almost immediately, and he has not looked back. March he was worth an estimated 4 billion dollars.

Many other billionaires started off small and worked on the go. Charles Schwab extract and on the basis of a comparison of walnuts orchards around Sacramento, Calif. Dole David Murdock, that ends the school after the ninth grade, which alters the lie of the gas station oil and car parts, greased is drawn up into the army before. Andrew Beal confirmed billionaire is used for TV sets and sold them with poor families who go from door to door.High school during the Steve Jobs scored summer job at tech pioneer Hewlett-Packard (HPQ-news-people), where he met Steve Wozniak founded together with the couple Apple (^ FTSE-news-people) in 1976.

IAC/InterActiveCorp(Conference interpreters-news-people) founder Barry Diller is one of the many entertainment moguls with their Hollywood career talent agency William Morris agent, a program started a dolphin place because it started rotated through the unit.

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Paper routes are the most common first job Forbes 400 members. Patrick McGovern, t. Boone Pickens, Dennis Washington and Sheldon Adelson started off before making their fortunes newspapers slinging.

Jobs can have an impact on the menial, although these billionaires,-task in the best possible way the first job experience.12-year-old, such as the richest man in the future, Adelson in Las Vegas has lent $ 200 from Uncle to purchase the right to sell newspapers is reserved for corners in Boston. Oilman--be Pickens also showed by the 12-year-old paperboy that extends his 28-House paper route quickly by taking its competitors ' routes 156 zeal.

Patrick McGovern, founder of technology media, events and research firm International Data Group, says he learned several important experiences as paperboy.

"The key lesson that I learned was one of the effective time management. I learned be proud of what you do and to strive for excellence in service., and I've learned to remember that your job is to find customers and keep them happy," says McGovern.

The customer is responsible for putting them into practice, which has stuck with him McGovern has expanded from the local paper route.

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