Mark Zuckerberg announces the layoff of 13% of Meta's workforce
The company that owns Facebook has decided to sack 11,000 employees and stop hiring until 2023
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The Meta Platforms conglomerate, formerly known as Facebook, Inc. has announced a massive layoff of 13% of its workforce, a total of 11,000 fewer employees.
Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg said it was one of the most difficult decisions he has ever had to make: "We have decided to reduce the size of the Meta team by approximately 13% and lay off thousands of talented workers. According to Zuckerberg, the goal is to become a more efficient company by cutting costs, in addition to a hiring freeze until the first quarter of next year.
Meta's decision comes on top of Elon Musk's high-profile layoffs after acquiring the social network Twitter, as well as other companies in the technology sector that have opted for the same drastic decision in recent weeks.
This is a translation of the original article published in Spanish by Carlos Soria.
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