Facebook's Mark Zukerberg April Fooled With Fake Gift, See What His Staff Did

by Benson Agoha | Executive Life

Not that Mark Zukerberg was not used to having the traditional fun every April 1, but when he walked into his office on April 1, 2016, he was expecting to see through the walls of his office as usual.

Instead, his usually transparent wall of clear glass had been wrapped up in gift foils. He wasn't anticipating that, although his staff had been used to playing tricks on him on April 1, each year.

So when he began the arduous task of unwrapping, he thought the worst was hidden behind the walls. He even expected water and live fish to spill out when he opened the door, none appeared although looking back at him were nothing else but aquarium gift wrapping paper.

The Facebook CEO revealed on his page that over the years, his staff or `the team' as he calls them, had filled the room with balls and balloons on April Fools Day.

He said "..I have to say this is the biggest present I've ever gotten to unwrap."

Well Mark, your conference room may indeed be called the "aquarium", but perhaps your staff have a different idea of which `gold fish' swims inside.

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