![]() Those same employees are often compensated with stock options, so the quarter drop in Meta's stock and the massive sell-off could lead to valuable employees leaving the company, another anonymous source told Bloomberg. In the face of it all, Zuckerberg implored his employees during the meeting to focus more energy on Instagram Reels to try to respond to the "unprecedented level of competition" posed by TikTok, Bloomberg reports per an anonymous source.įacebook has, of course, tried and spectacularly failed to " pivot to video" before, and it's tempting to analyze this advice from Zuckerberg as an attempt to lay blame not on the CEO's poor business decisions but instead on the people who work for him. Indeed, the current situation at the company formerly known as Facebook seems quite grim with the Meta stock dropping more than $250 billion or 26.4 percent in market value, which is the greatest loss the company has ever seen and the greatest single-day dive in the history of the stock market to boot. ![]() ![]() The strange claim, which may or may not have been an attempt at humor, came amid a historic drop in the company's stock value, which lost a quarter of its value this week due to both a shrinking userbase and a giant projected loss of revenue, prompting investors to sell off their holdings en mass. During a pivotal post-stock selloff meeting, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave a very bizarre reason for looking like he was, well, about to cry on camera.Īs Bloomberg reports, a red-eyed Zuckerberg told employees on a company-wide video meeting responding to the company's huge stock drop that if he began crying, it was because he'd scratched his cornea. ![]()
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