Mark Zuckerberg isn't ruling out future layoffs at Meta 'given the volatility,' a report says
"I wanted to front-load it as early in the year as possible," Zuckerberg told staff on Thursday, per The Journal."It took a few months of planning to execute. We wanted to get the most painful thing out of the way first, and that's this."
The batch of layoffs announced this week was"always going to be the most difficult and controversial one," he added, per The Journal., including large numbers of technical product managers. Some of the managers had received positive performance reviews shortly before they were laid off, according to messages posted in employee chats., Insider reported.
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