Across Meta, San Francisco-based workers make more money than employees in London. Meta's average product manager in London earns $146,605 base salary a year, according to data from the employee ...

Mosseri’s move to London last year had reportedly caused some anger among Meta employees — with workers grumbling that the Instagram chief and several other top executives were working far ...

As Meta shares have plunged more than 50% this year, Zuckerberg has urged managers to oust low-performing employees — but the Meta CEO still has a more liberal attitude toward remote work than ...

Employees have reported that Meta’s roadmap for the rest of the year still hasn’t been ... Google workers in London staged a walkout in April over the 12,000 roles the search engine ...

Meta is to slash jobs at its Instagram office in London and shift roles back to the US as part of widespread cost-cutting measures as the social media giant wrestles with a slump in advertising ...

The London offices house more than 4,000 employees including a team dedicated to Instagram. Meta's Nick Clegg on Centre Stage during day one of Web Summit 2021 at the Altice Arena in Lisbon ...

Employees at Meta, which not long ago was one of the most desirable workplaces in Silicon Valley, face an increasingly precarious future. The company’s stock price has dropped 43 percent from ...

Being called a low performer at Meta may not mean workers will automatically be low performers in other environments, Dan Cable, a professor of organizational behavior at London Business School, said.

The Meta employee also noted a tendency among people working in the tech industry in London to ask questions about their work -- a factor that their counterparts in Bengaluru missed.

Sam Altman claims Meta has attempted to poach OpenAI staff with massive bonuses as high as $100 million as the Facebook owner ...

Meta Platforms, Inc. META is reportedly cutting stock-based compensation for employees as it pours billions in capex to compete with industry leaders like OpenAI, Alphabet, and Amazon.

Meta said in an internal memo to employees that it will part ways with the lowest-performing 5% of its workforce. (Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images) ...