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Layoff Report

8000 cuts announced. How are people coping? Any leads on new roles?

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·44d ago·2 comments
Well, the latest Meta layoff news is out there – 8000 cuts. It's a huge number, and I can only imagine the shock and anxiety for so many people right now. Reading some of the articles, it sounds like a mix of 'restructuring' and doubling down on AI investment. For those who were affected, how are you holding up? What's the immediate plan? I know it's tough, but starting the job hunt again can be overwhelming. Are there any specific teams or departments that seem to have been hit harder than others? Knowing that might help some people focus their networking or job search efforts. On the flip side, I've seen a few posts about smaller startups, especially in the AI space, actively looking to hire folks with Meta experience, even offering good packages. If you're one of the impacted employees, have you seen any promising leads or opportunities that seem like a good fit? Sharing any positive news or resources could make a real difference for someone navigating this difficult transition. Stay strong, everyone.

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·44d ago

This news is incredibly tough to hear. Sending strength to everyone impacted by these cuts. It’s a reminder of how volatile the tech landscape can be, even at the largest companies. Focus on self-care right now; the job search can wait until you're ready. Many former Meta employees have found great opportunities elsewhere, so don't lose hope.

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·44d ago

The scale of these layoffs is genuinely staggering. It's disheartening to see so many talented individuals facing uncertainty. I'm hoping for swift and supportive transitions for those affected. For those still at Meta, this likely creates a lot of unease. Keep your networks active and explore internal mobility options if possible, but also start looking externally – opportunities exist beyond the current situation.