Meta stops offering remote work in new job postings
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#2Paywall blocking the article for me, but... I considered changing jobs to FB about a year ago. The recruiter was saying that they're remote-first and plan to stay that way.
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#3Suddenly all these layoffs from the tech industry now make sense. Companies view the WFH movement and the rights which the workers have gained over the past three years as a threat to their very existence. The layoffs combined with a mandatory return to office will discourage any sort of dissent.
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#4"Meta is confused! It hurt itself in its confusion!"
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#6Paywall blocking the article for me, but... I considered changing jobs to FB about a year ago. The recruiter was saying that they're remote-first and plan to stay that way.
Well, a year ago they were also hiring. It's entirely possible that plans changed.
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#7> Mark Zuckerberg pushes the benefits of coming to the office
has he stopped believing in the transformative power of the metaverse then?
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#8Zuck in 2020: “FB going to be the most forward-leaning company on remote work at our scale”
https://www.protocol.com/mark-zuckerberg-remote-work-faceboo...
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#9Work on the metaverse but in-person.
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#10Paywall blocking the article for me, but... I considered changing jobs to FB about a year ago. The recruiter was saying that they're remote-first and plan to stay that way.
Recruiters are there to get you hired, not to tell the truth. I imagine the messaging internally for recruiting teams has changed drastically.
Is there anyone who still wants to work at facebook at this point? The company that is laying off thousands, that has wasted billions on a metaverse that no one wants, not to mention one that has helped rip apart the fabric of society? And now doesn’t want you working from home? Is it really worth the money at this point?