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Maybe he could see that these people all receive the same salary they did at Facebook until they can find another job? No idea how the math would work out on th
by danaris 4y ago
Maybe he could see that these people all receive the same salary they did at Facebook until they can find another job? No idea how the math would work out on that, but that seems to be the kind of "taking responsibility" that would actually be meaningful.
In a case like this, I don't think the point should be whether Zuckerberg "would actually feel" a consequence: it should be whether the people getting laid off—as in, the ones who were wronged—can feel it.
- godelski 4y agoThe article says 4 months of severance (+2wks/yrs worked) is being paid and medical is covered for 6mo.
- tshaddox 4y agoI’m not really sure what you mean. If Facebook keeps paying them indefinitely that’s just…not doing a layoff.
- yunwal 4y ago> Maybe he could see that these people all receive the same salary they did at Facebook until they can find another job? If you mean unlimited, this seems like an unreasonable expectation. FB employees receive a 4 month severance package, 4 months should be plenty of time to find a job for a developer/office worker.
- KIFulgore 4y agoI read 4 months of severance, plus 2 weeks per year of service (likely up to a maximum?), 6 months of health insurance paid, plus job placement services from a 3rd-party vendor. That's more than fair.
- jensensbutton 4y agoActually they explicitly said uncapped re years of service. Very generous I'd say.
- iepathos 4y agoExtremely generous compared to typical severance packages