t losting up, is pinteres in translation? they have a problem attracting international users. next on "bloomberg west ." ♪ >> lock him back to "bloomberg west." atterest has been valued $500 billion will stop it has trouble attracting users internationally. sara from bloomberg news joins us now. you have an interesting story about the trouble that this business has getting international. >> what we need to keep in mind is that pinterest is a cultural aim will stop -- cultural thing. if you go on the front page of pinterest in the u.s., you will see ideas for weddings and tattoos and burger recipes. people don't know that i'm covered in tattoos. >> those are things that do not translate abroad. --t print dress needs to do pinterest needs to do is go in and figure out the nuances of other cultures. they have to figure out how to of content that is relevant to users. they make this ridiculous valuation, do they realize they are only in the u.s. will ? what are they doing to grow international users? >> translation is the easy part. there are 31 different languages now. the hard p

i am curious about your transition moving over to pinter asked as had a partnership. >> i love the productrand. when i met the team, they were very smart and very focused on the experience and the consumer experience. and technology, the best thing you could do is put your consumer first. the company thinks about putting first.ner we take feedback from our consumers. i was very attractive. to build things. i love the advertising business and the reinvention of the format. i think that is one of the things that we are doing. it is a great combination of many things. >> what is it like working with ben silverman? i wonder if he is different than other ceos you have worked with. >> he is focused on the experience for the penner's. he also knows what he does not know. he has built a great team of people around them to help with that. i feel lucky to be part of that team. smart thinker about how thepinner experience comes across. >> i know you must have a lot of people knocking on your door. give us an idea of what the appetite is like. >> some days i do four or five interviews in today. right

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