Facebook parent Meta to lay off 10K workers

Facebook-parent Meta is slashing another 10,000 jobs and will not fill 5,000 open positions as the social media pioneer cuts costs.

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cscareerkweshuns
cscareerkweshuns
158 · 10 days ago · Reddit

Mfers hired like 50k people since 2020, bound to happen

EDIT: The actual memo was surprisingly well written tbf https://about.fb.com/​news/​2023/​03/​mark-zuckerberg-meta-year-of-efficiency/

sfmasterpiece
sfmasterpiece
73 · 10 days ago · Reddit

Oh no, those poor executives made a hiring error. Let's give them a bonus for firing everyone and making the investors happy!

This is why executives make millions of dollars per year, they make the important decisions and care about their employees.

pyrophorek
pyrophorek
49 · 10 days ago · Reddit

Didn’t they just lay off 12k employees a few weeks ago? Is this an additional 10k?

Papa_Pesto
Papa_Pesto
39 · 10 days ago · Reddit

Housing prices are and will continue to take a hit. If you can hold on to your job this will be a great time to get into the market.

Zuck made a mistake and miscalculated what the market wanted and what it was ready for. It was a bold, dumb move. He should take a $0 salary for the next 3 years. He won't.

CharlesBronsonsHair
CharlesBronsonsHair
31 · 10 days ago · Reddit

The company deserves to die. It has effectively killed truth and objective reality for the wealth of one man.

NoMoreSecretsMarty
NoMoreSecretsMarty
8 · 10 days ago · Reddit

Meta is the new Yahoo - there is no potential upside to that company.

mb25sf
mb25sf
7 · 10 days ago · Reddit

Why do they still run like a startup who just ran out of money? Well run, forward looking companies don’t have these swings.

black-kramer
black-kramer
6 · 10 days ago · Reddit

yeah, not sure why they went on that hiring frenzy. reality eventually had to set in.

meta is not having its best period right now but there are already several poorly informed takes on this thread and there are bound to be many more. people love to talk shit about things that are way over their heads. guess it makes them feel like they're part of the conversation? pointless rabble.

cristobalist
cristobalist
5 · 10 days ago · Reddit

Ever since deleting my FB account years ago, I keep asking myself, "people are still really using this?!?!" The VR Oculus is cool, but it's not a necessary part of life, at justt yet. I'd rather do my part and avoid it and other Meta products in order to boycott Mark Zuckerberg