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Interesting that someone would give a public resignation like this but still give two weeks notice (presuming he gave notice on Monday). I'd imagine it likely t
by Trasmatta 6y ago
Interesting that someone would give a public resignation like this but still give two weeks notice (presuming he gave notice on Monday). I'd imagine it likely that the company would just let him go immediately after making a public statement.
- toyg 6y agoHe had to do it because of contractual obligations, obviously. He's probably on garden-leave now. Standard procedure for resignations in a big security-aware company (which I hope FB is) is to immediately suspend all access and escort out of the building. You can always ask him to come back to help with stuff later, as a visitor. So in the end, firing him after he resigned like this would be counterproductive: you don't gain any organizational advantage and you're actually inviting trouble from the media.