The story of Zoom is one of ambition, resilience, and accidental comedic gold. From its humble beginnings in China in 1987, Eric Yuan, the founder of Zoom, was driven by a desire to connect people across distances. After years of working at WebEx, Yuan left to start his own company, Zoom, with a vision of creating a seamless video conferencing platform. Despite initial rejections from investors and a grueling journey, Zoom eventually launched in 2013 and quickly gained popularity. The pandemic accelerated its growth, and Zoom became a household name, with 300 million daily users. However, with growth came challenges, including security concerns and "Zoom fatigue." Today, Zoom continues to evolve, integrating AI and expanding into new areas, such as virtual events and customer service. With a focus on user experience and innovation, Zoom aims to become the foundational layer for hybrid work on a global scale.