That 'little guy' is not so little, and it should be much more compact - shorter. It is etiolated - stretched from lack of light.

Vast majority of succulents needs lots of light to grow as they should be. It also looks bit 'limp' in photo - that could be from incorrect watering. It also looks double-potted; inner plastic pot in tight-fitting decorative pot. It wouldn't be a problem if there was bit more space between pots allowing for air circulation. Inner pot needs to be taken out when watering, let excess water drain out and only after put back.

Can't tell what kind of soil it is potted in, but it should be well draining mix. Not holding on water for too long.

Thanks @rina_Ontario,Canada 5a for the care advice.

Np...if your friend puts it in better light, make sure it is gradual, or plant could get sunburn. Obviously, it depends on available light - indoors is usually not enough. Looks like it is in apartment...unobstructed west window would be great. If not available, there are grow lights available