Some of the 11,000 workers laid off by the corporation are indian techies who just left their secure positions and switched to Meta, a social networking behemoth. 11,000 facebook employees have been let go globally in order to reduce costs. neelima Agarwal, an IT specialist who recently joined Meta, tweeted on the social media site Linkedin that she is one of the employees who lost their employment. "Just a week after moving to canada from india, I joined Meta following a protracted visa application process. But the regrettable terrible day has arrived, and I was fired, "She spoke.
According to her LinkedIn profile, Neelime quit her two-year position at the microsoft Office in hyderabad to work for Meta. vishwajeet Jha claimed he joined Meta three days ago and has since been let off after spending more than three years working at the Bengaluru amazon headquarters. "After enduring the drawn-out visa application process, I joined Meta three days ago. We appreciate everyone who helped make that move seamless. Really regretful that this occurred, my thoughts are with everyone impacted by the layoffs, "M. Jha published.
The news that the US company, Meta, which owns facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, would be laying off 11,000 workers worldwide, or 13% of the staff, caught the company's indian employees off guard. Although no country-specific figures have yet been made public, Meta's india crew is seeking for hints about what the future may hold. Soon after Meta CEO mark zuckerberg made the letter he had written to staff about the job reduction public, company executives stopped communicating. As a severance package, Zuckerberg has guaranteed the impacted employees 16 weeks of base pay plus two additional weeks for each year of service.
According to her LinkedIn profile, Neelime quit her two-year position at the microsoft Office in hyderabad to work for Meta. vishwajeet Jha claimed he joined Meta three days ago and has since been let off after spending more than three years working at the Bengaluru amazon headquarters. "After enduring the drawn-out visa application process, I joined Meta three days ago. We appreciate everyone who helped make that move seamless. Really regretful that this occurred, my thoughts are with everyone impacted by the layoffs, "M. Jha published.
The news that the US company, Meta, which owns facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, would be laying off 11,000 workers worldwide, or 13% of the staff, caught the company's indian employees off guard. Although no country-specific figures have yet been made public, Meta's india crew is seeking for hints about what the future may hold. Soon after Meta CEO mark zuckerberg made the letter he had written to staff about the job reduction public, company executives stopped communicating. As a severance package, Zuckerberg has guaranteed the impacted employees 16 weeks of base pay plus two additional weeks for each year of service.
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