Meta's leak problem just cost 20 employees their jobs, with more firings expected

[dirtyferret]

Most people don't leak things if their company isn't doing something shady?

I was going to say most people don't give a rat's behind what a CEO says, regardless of brilliance or stupidity, unless of course said CEO is doing something shady most people would be angry about if they found out

 

[The Talking Tech]

kind of hard for cultists to understand legal terms when their leader mocks the law and his followers want to burn all the legal books.

You are totally right...but we can't force people understand the meaning of EQUALITY when they purposely choose not to believe in its significance.

 

[Win7user]

Zuckerberg, is the most anti-American, anti-Constitutional POS on the planet! He's also the ugliest male I've ever seen....

 

[m3tavision]

This is not even a story.
If it happened at IBM, General Motors, or etc.. these firings would be expected!

/eos

 

[FaTaL]

Good. Clean up the DEI trash and throw em in an incinerator. Not even the ashes will be remembered.

 

[Eflow]

According to these comments, people who complain about a CEO saying he wants "masculine energy" in his company are DEI trash.

I wonder how those same commenters would feel about someone saying they want "feminine energy" in their company?

 

[Beerfloat]

Good. Clean up the DEI trash and throw em in an incinerator. Not even the ashes will be remembered.

You're awfully passionate about something that is irrelevant.

 

[Mister_K]

MAGA supporters are hilarious in this section, says much when they would never admit they're as such.

 

[Hotlynx16]

Most people don't leak things if their company isn't doing something shady?

True, the billion dollar company I retired from did things I didn't like but they were not shady and I wouldn't have leaked company data just because they did something I didn't like!!

 

[Lozzy]

>> "We try to be really open and then everything I say leaks. It sucks," Zuckerberg said.

Apparently without even a hint of irony

 

[Northy]

Strange headline. It makes it sound like 20 innocent employees randomly lost their job because Meta has a "leak problem", vs. the much more straightforward "Large company fires 20 employees who improperly disclosed confidential data". The latter is hardly unique to Meta although its unusual for companies to publish a total of how many were fired in a given period for this.

Yeah it's not even news. People do dumb shiet and get fired all the time.

Nice opportunity for the partisan zealots to call each other and everyone else names though.

This is not even a story.
If it happened at IBM, General Motors, or etc.. these firings would be expected!

/eos

Exactly


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