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I joined Facebook 6 years ago and worked on an emerging market product throughout those 6 years. I started on Facebook for Every Phone which was a Facebook product for feature phones (non-smart phones) and shifted to the android world with Facebook Lite.

Internet.org is a Facebook initiative to connect the world to the internet. There are 4 billion people with no internet connectivity today, and we work with mobile operators on ways to provide connectivity and affordability of the internet to all. We have seen the deep impact on the people we help connect to the internet, 1 in 10 would find a new job, get knowledge on health, agriculture etc. we are a part of a truly amazing technological effort – from enhancing mobile operators technology to provide affordable data, to providing wifi access to rural villages that needs to withstand hard climate conditions and lack of energy, to satellites and Facebook's own UAVs that can bring connectivity to the furthest places on earth. We're already available to 1.8 billion people, and it is truly amazing to work on a program that touches so many people and changes the world.

March is an exciting time of year because we come together to celebrate the many achievements led by bold, courageous and inspirational women. As part of those celebrations on International Women's Day, Facebook’s employee resource group, Women@, partnered with #shemeansbusiness to host a series of 24-hour Facebook Live interviews featuring women entrepreneurs. Business owners, civic leaders, change makers and non-profit visionaries shared their stories of success and failures. See some highlights from the day at the end of this story. We also honored Women’s History Month by celebrating the bold and inspiring women of Facebook, working toward our mission to connect the world. Meet a few of them below and learn what they're most proud of. Happy Women's History Month!

I love problem solving and my role at Facebook enables me to be a creative problem-solver on a daily basis either in my individual work or through coaching my team on how to best tackle a challenge. The learning possibilities are endless at Facebook and having a role that enables development of the global economy is very fulfilling. Whenever I see feedback from a customer thanking us for fueling their business, I feel very proud. I know that job creation at a micro level impacts the macro economy and starts a positive cycle.

Facebook hosted a black leadership panel event to give people a safe space to discuss a hot topic in our country today — “How to have candid conversations about race and diversity in the Silicon Valley tech space.” Attendees with a background in tech came together to network, connect, and learn from one another.

Passion breeds ideas, innovation, and impact. This is the foundation of Facebook's product engineering team. Facebook consists of a large family of products and features built by people with a passion to help us achieve our mission of making the world more open and connected. From Facebook Pages that help people, brands, businesses, public figures and many others to engage with people, to Games, K-12 Personalized Learning Plan, Amber Alert, and Safety Check, Facebook products enable people to connect and share the things that matter the most. Engineers who work on these products are responsible for building them from concept to launch, and iterating beyond. Depending on the product, this requires strong knowledge of a mix of disciplines including computer science, data analysis, and user experience.

We're are excited and proud to share that Facebook has been named the #1 Best Place to Work in Tech and #2 overall on Glassdoor’s 2017 list. The rankings are based entirely on the feedback and reviews that people who work at Facebook share directly with Glassdoor. This would not be possible without the effort of our amazing Facebookers – people who work together to connect the world and make meaningful impact every day. Here are some reactions and stories from our teammates who shared their experiences working at Facebook.

I started as an engineer on the ads engineering team, over time, I became really passionate about how businesses use social media to grow, and I worked on a number of projects at Facebook, around that theme. I had come from the start-up world, so I needed to learn how to be effective at a larger company, and the people I worked with were really helpful with that, there is a strong culture of feedback where people see it as their job to give and ask for feedback a lot. I started managing at Facebook after a few years and really appreciated the leadership development at Facebook, I had a lot of blind spots that people at Facebook helped me through as I learned to manage and lead larger teams. I wound up having the opportunity to move to London to help us grow the office there and have really enjoyed the chance to understand more about leadership within global companies.