Before Quitter was shuttered, Meta employees could use the tool to see who left the company each day. Now that it's gone, workers curious about personnel changes are on their own.
Quitter was shut down amid Meta's largest round of layoffs to date, leaving the remaining workers to seek out their own information on who was impactedMeta announced this week that it's laying off more than 11,000 workers, or 13% of its workforce, across the company to cut costs after it lost billions of dollars in revenue on lavish spending.
While there's no clear breakdown on who was let go, layoffs impacted a wide range of teams from recruitment to product managers to engineers,Meta is providing 16 weeks of base pay to laid-off employees plus two weeks of additional pay for every year of service, said the memo.