https://www.inc.com/marcel-schwantes/mark-zuckerbergs-message-to-laid-off-meta-employees-is-a-masterclass-in-good-leadership.html
This builds trust and loyalty among the teams that were not let go, decreases their own level of uncertainty about the future, and lets them see their leaders not as larger-than-life corporate heroes, but as fallen human beings capable of making mistakes, like the rest of us.
Wow they're people just like me!
Capable of making mistakes like the rest of us, safe from facing consequences for them unlike the rest of us.
Nice try Zuckerberg, trying to fool people into thinking you're human.
Were not the M E A T F I B E R S smothered with B A B Y R A Y ' S convincing enough, fellow human? :sus-torment:
"Heroes" is definitely the word most people use to describe their bosses.
I mean if its software engineers getting laid off, if they can get a job at facebook they can get a job anywhere.
I imagine the job market is flooded with experienced engineers right now between all of these massive layoffs. Close to what? 30-40,000 tech bros laid off within a few months of each other if you're adding up all the articles about FAANG companies downsizing.
Try not to get to mad at this, this exact formula of drivel is specifically what Inc.com is selling. Talk about a website that could replace all its staff with chat gpt though.
I love it when robber barons take responsibility for their actions, not by cutting their own pay, but by laying off their employees. What an absolute masterclass in leadership:capitalist-laugh:
