After cutting 1,500 jobs in the division Mark Zuckerberg changed the company's name for, Meta gives update on future layoffs: We are
Meta has confirmed it will not repeat last year's company-wide performance purge, assuring employees that the bottom 5% cull is not an annual initiative. This comes after recent layoffs in its Reality Labs division, which has incurred significant losses. The company is now shifting its focus and investment towards AI research.
Meta has confirmed it will not repeat last year's company-wide performance purge, assuring employees that the bottom 5% cull is not an annual initiative. This comes after recent layoffs in its Reality Labs division, which has incurred significant losses. The company is now shifting its focus and investment towards AI research.
