Facebook’s founder was hinting that a recent market downturn could lead to one of the worst falls the social network has seen in recent history when an employee popped a rather off-topic question.
Mark Zuckerberg failed to hide his annoyance with an employee who asked about the vacation days employees are entitled to, according to the NYP.
The incident, in fact, seems to have taken place during a meeting in which Meta’s CEO revealed his plans to fire employees with low performance.
More specifically, as the NYP reports, during a company Q&A webinar on June 30, the Facebook founder warned that a recent market downturn could lead to one of the worst falls the social network has seen. in its recent history.
Based on the above, he explained the reasoning behind potential cost cuts.
So during that meeting, Zuckerberg reportedly “appeared visibly frustrated” after an employee from Chicago asked if “Meta Days,” or the extra time off established during the COVID-19 pandemic, would continue in 2023 .
“Um… okay,” Zuckerberg said after hearing the pre-recorded question.
“Given what I said, you can probably imagine my reaction to that.” commented.
SOURCE: NYP
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