Meta slashes more jobs, this time it's engineers

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Really committing Zuckerberg's year of efficiency.

Meta slashes more jobs, this time it's engineers
Meta has carried out another round of job cuts, this time hitting engineers and adjacent tech teams, as Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg further moved to streamline the business in a bid to make 2023 a "year of efficiency." Meta in March became the first Big Tech company to announce a second ...

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