Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg hinted to his staff that the future of the company's work from home policy may be in jeopardy, as he announced yet another round of mass layoffs early this week. In the ...
Zuckerberg managed to regain the confidence of investors by imposing a new concept: "The Year of Efficiency," which boils ...
Then, nearly six weeks later in March, Zuckerberg issued an update to the initiative — 10,000 layoffs. The memo said tech workers will be informed of restructuring and layoffs in April ...
Mark Zuckerberg told staff he couldn't promise that Meta wouldn't carry out future layoffs, per WSJ. Since November, the company has announced plans to lay off 21,000 workers, or around 20% of staff.
CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, was at home on parental leave following the birth of his third child when Meta made its latest round of mass layoffs. Facebook, along with its parent company Meta has ...
That brings the company’s total layoffs to 10,600 in the first half of 2023, as part of Mark Zuckerberg’s planned “year of efficiency” to cut costs, shake up company culture, and narrow ...
When Meta reported its Q4 2022 financial results, Zuckerberg told investors the theme for 2023 was the "Year of Efficiency." In March, the tech mogul told employees the company was expecting ...
CEO Mark Zuckerberg previously said business teams at the Menlo Park-based company will be affected in a late May layoff round. The partnerships unit is expected to be hit harder than other ...
Meta anticipates a "meaningful impact" with the change in its remote-work policy. Employees might not be too happy with this ...
"Leaner is better," Zuckerberg wrote in a 2,200-word opus of a memo last month announcing the company's second round of major layoffs in four months. Zuckerberg said last month that the cuts will ...
Meta Platforms Inc. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg reportedly said the embattled company may not be done with layoffs even as it goes through its latest round of 4,000 this week and braces for ...
Mark Zuckerberg told staff he couldn't promise that Meta wouldn't carry out future layoffs, per WSJ. Since November, the company has announced plans to lay off 21,000 workers, or around 20% of staff.
