Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is aiming to update workers on the company's remote-work policy this summer, but he's not going to eliminate it completely
During an all-hands meeting followingearlier this week, the CEO responded to a question from an employee around the company's remote work policy. Zuckerberg said that while the company plans to"continue to support remote work," it will analyze performance data and potentially"update" the policy.
Zuckerberg added that while the"vast majority" of employees have said they"want to be in offices a bunch of the time," he wants to find a balance between in-person work and"focused work."
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