Coders and entrepreneurs don't always have to be the nerdy, quiet types.
If you were one of Facebook's earliest employees, chances are you found yourself at their house playing beer pong or going to one of Zuck's crazy parties, like those chronicled by David Kirkpatrick in "The Facebook Effect."
You know — the kind of lifestyle you might find in a fraternity.
And, no surprise, a lot of the top founders and tech leaders these days also found themselves starting in fraternities.
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