The layoffs at Meta are so dystopian — Employees were told to work from home, then layoff emails went out at 4am while they were all sleeping.
u/TonyLiberty ·
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· May 24, 2026 at 15:29
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The biggest lie in corporate America:
Job security.
The layoffs at Meta are so dystopian — Employees were told to work from home, then layoff emails went out at 4am while they were all sleeping.
No phone call. No HR meeting. No human on the other end. Just an email.
Meanwhile, Meta made billions in profit last year.
And the employees who kept their jobs have tracking software on their computers to record everything they do to train the AI agents that will replace them too.
Google cut 12,000 jobs. Amazon cut 27,000. Microsoft cut 10,000. All while posting record profits.
Every major company will run this same playbook. And most people have no idea what’s even happening.
This is the new economy.