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    1. ah so, layoff and disrupt a bunch of peoples lives with layoffs and when their initiative inevitably fails they’ll just ramp up hiring with impunity. Rinse… repeat. There needs to be a price to pay when you’re a hugely profitable company and you lay people off.

    2. invalidreddit on

      That should be obvious, given the amount of money his company dumps in to products and how few really take off in a way that have a good return on the investment…

    3. Of course it is not given.

      It is taken, as in taking someone else’s idea and claiming as your own. Then rebranding it and taking info from people to use to sell shit to them.

      Ta da! Success! /s

    4. BoysenberryDue3637 on

      Instead of standing up and admitting he over hired, he blames the victim? JFC. He really is the poster child for bad management. Blame everyone else.

    5. OutlawSundown on

      Given how much money he pissed down the drain on metaverse it definitely isn’t,

    6. friendly-sam on

      I quit Facebook when I saw him cuddle up to Trump. He’s a POS. #BoycottFacebook

    7. exqueezemenow on

      Who made the decision to do that VR metaverse project which lost billions of dollars? Which employee made that happen?

    8. gamehenge_survivor on

      “Success isn’t a given unless you can build multiple bunkers around the globe, hire security with exploding collars around their necks, and buy legislation that crushes any competition hahahaha….where is my fetus omelette?!?!”

      Mark “the Lizard King” Zuckerberg

    9. SmoothieNatns on

      God, what a ragebaity title. The full text of Zuck’s statement is linked in the article. In context, the quote in the title is referring to Meta’s success, not the career success of the individuals who were laid off. It’s all pretty boilerplate layoff PR fluff: “grateful to the people leaving the company, we understand this is stressful, no further layoffs planned, optimistic about the business but gotta make hard choices with all the challenges we’re facing” yada yada yada.

    10. Meta had net income of over 26 billion dollars this past quarter. Success is never enough for these psychos.

    11. RebelStrategist on

      Nothing like giving the middle finger to those who made you a billionaire. It will all catch up with these losers.

    12. Meta just lost 10% of its assets.

      Sounds like the start of a downward spiral.

    13. Veggiedelite90 on

      Failure is a certainty the way these tech companies are pumping so much money and resources into ai