Disgruntled and vocal: Zuckerberg follows DOGE, 3,600 ‘low performing’ Meta workers get the axe
Anger is brewing after, following in the steps of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the layoffs Monday of 3,600 “low performing” employees. News that Zuckerberg would be laying off roughly five percent of his employees first came in an internal memo he published last month.
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