[loeg]

Meta tracks token consumption, but has explicitly stated that it is not a primary performance metric. Instead, employees are evaluated on "impact."

[KaiserPro]

Indeed, they also said that previous time off for ill health wasn't a reason either.

but looking at the number of people who had taken leave, it suggests otherwise.

[loeg]

You can believe whatever conspiracy theories you want, of course, but the most straightforward explanation is that when you lay off X,000 or XX,000 people, some number of them will be on leave.

[shepherdjerred]

My understanding is that they must layoff some workers on leave, otherwise they would be discriminating

[dvfjsdhgfv]

In Europe people on sick leave are protected (under certain conditions).

[KaiserPro]

In London, large number of people on sick leave, or were recently on sick leave were fired. I was there, I saw the people, did the numbers.

[loeg]

If you did the numbers, would you share them with the rest of us instead of just alleging secret facts?

[pcthrowaway]

Megacorps being dishonest and human-hostile under capitalism is hardly a theory.

[unknownfuture]

And my CTO insists that PR count isn't a performance metric. But guess what number gets used the minute people are forced to stack rank (of course they don't call it that, but... that's basically what it is)?

You get what you measure.

[48terry]

Famously honest and on-the-level company Meta, who we can parrot the word of uncritically and unquestioningly.

[hcnews]

Sure, and I have a bridge to sell you. Or alternately refer you to the inevitability of Goodhart's law.