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    Mark Zuckerberg hat gerade 8.000 Mitarbeitern erzählt, dass ihre Entlassungen ein Einzelposten in seinem 145-Milliarden-Dollar-KI-Gesetz sind


    Mark Zuckerberg hat gerade 8.000 Mitarbeitern erzählt, dass ihre Entlassungen ein Einzelposten in seinem 145-Milliarden-Dollar-KI-Gesetz sind

    https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/mark-zuckerberg-just-told-8-130817610.html

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    6. Stiggalicious on

      Meta’s strategy is to hire as many smart people they can, run them for a few years, then lay them off as soon as possible. They get a lot of quick progress and research, then throw most of it away as Zuck pivots to a new thing every few years.

      Meta has been poaching tons of great engineers by throwing massive signing bonuses and huge compensation packages, often 30-40% higher than anyone else.

      It’s a strategy that works for a while, but doesn’t result in great long-term prospects.

    7. btoned on

      Everyone hates Zuck but won’t ever stop using his products so it really doesn’t matter now does it?

    9. yaboonabi on

      So when do we start taxing these “job-creators?” I thought that was their rallying screech, that we couldn’t make them less rich because they’d have to cut employees? 

    10. CypherAZ on

      Does Meta even have a commercially viable model? Like what is the goal for them?

    11. way2lazy2care on

      Your salary is always a line item in the company’s balance sheet. Everyone should approach their jobs knowing that.

    12. chabaz on

      Reducing thousands of families to a simple Line item shows how deeply we languish Under thIs inhumane Global Industry.

    14. MakingItElsewhere on

      How’s all that „at-will“ employment working out for everyone now? Bad? Like we told ya? Go figure.

    15. ETNevada on

      No tax breaks unless you maintain some type of revenue per employee type number

    17. cyberspacecowboy on

      Well, the money he spent on the coach that teaches him how to appear more human was well wasted

    18. WhoEvenIsPoggers on

      He continues to fund projects that fail. His VR failed. This will fail too.

    20. garyvdh on

      Is he laying people off because his subscriber base is in epic terminal decline?

    22. Som3WhereOutTh3r3 on

      You take a chance working for any of these big tech companies or any big company for that matter. They are all evil. Oh and from personal experience a big F.U. to Dell and AT&T

    24. yearoftheblonde on

      All those employees need to quit and find new jobs. Why work for a monster? Don’t work for assholes, quit that shit 💩

    26. chappell-hoenn on

      Never once regretted my decision to delete my Facebook and instagram around… 2019 I want to say. Definitely pre-COVID. Both because I recognized how evil Meta had become

    27. ihavea_purplenurple on

      It’s almost like these guys only paid attention during accounting/business school and not history. It’s going to look like 1790’s France in no-time 🙁

    29. Fearless-Stop2417 on

      „People will be more important in the future, not less.“ – good job on showing that to the 8,000 people you’re taking livelihoods from.

      We’re ‚important‘. No, our data is imporant so they can market properly to get us to buy buy buy with the little money POSSIBLY left over after they’ve screwed us on ALL costs of living.

      I truly despise this guy. 🤢 🤮

    30. eikenberry on

      If you choose to work for Meta you are part of the problem and I have little sympathy for you.

    33. cpatel479 on

      Please for the love of God stop using Meta products. No fucking Facebook, no fucking instagram

    36. flexwhine on

      there is no tipping point, no singular event that will see any of the epstein class suffer any sort of consequence. they are untouchable

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