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   by shoeshoeshoey 4y ago

   You work at Meta, too?
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   by shoeshoeshoey 4y ago

   At Facebook / Meta, employees often questioned Mark Zuckerberg whenever a study like this came out. Zuckerberg noted that the same held true for news media. Reporters do not like to mention this.
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   by shoeshoeshoey 5y ago

   Facebook had its own meme: "Pusher I need a hotfix"
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   by shoeshoeshoey 5y ago

   FB had an internal help system called "Oops". It was meant for employees to get help for friends they knew in real life. It was discontinued not long ago (EDIT: maybe not according to a child comment). There were just too many req
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   by shoeshoeshoey 6y ago

   I can only speculate but what I think we are seeing here is a statement made in earnest by a corporate communication team, crafted with significant input from a product team. To admit that this was an intrusion would be severely career limi
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   by shoeshoeshoey 6y ago

   The data is missing some people like former Facebook executive Jay Parikh. One possibility: they never put in a phone number into their Facebook account.
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   by shoeshoeshoey 6y ago

   Can't help but read all of Rachel's posts through a Facebook engineering filter. And, with this post, once you've been on the opposing side of HR, you understand and appreciate her posts. Everyone expects HR to follow the law