An anonymous reader shares a report: Meta is expanding the ranks of its lowest-rated employees in mid-year performance reviews, a move that could lead to more performance-based cuts. Meta is telling managers to put more employees in „Below Expectations“, the lowest performance bucket during this year’s mid-year performance reviews, according to a memo shared on Meta’s internal forum on May 14, which was viewed by Business Insider. For teams of 150 or more, Meta wants managers to put 15-20% of employees in the bottom bucket compared to 12-15% last year.
The expanded range includes employees who have already left the company as part of „non-regrettable attrition“, Meta’s term for staff considered non-critical to operations, including those who resigned or were dismissed for underperformance. The mid-year performance review process is „an opportunity to make exit decisions“, according to the memo. It added that „there will be no company-wide performance terminations, unlike earlier this year,“ and leaders are expected to manage the performance of their reports.
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