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Meta's CTO, Andrew Bosworth, has choice words for meta employees frustrated with the tech giant's latest policies.

They are free to quit, Business Insider reported.

The report cites an internal chat when an employee criticized META for cutting DEI programs

and allegedly silencing internal dissent, among other issues.

Bosworth responded that any staffer who thinks it's okay to leak to the

media because of policy disagreements, quote, should consider working elsewhere, unquote. An employee

followed up that blaming leaks was not the answer and that meta workers felt disrespected.

Meta began layoffs this week for what it has controversially termed

low performers. Bosworth responded that, you should quit if you feel that way, I mean it.

The tense conversation affects some degree of internal turmoil at Meta, as it implements

significant policy changes, from rolling back DEI efforts to loosening moderation standards.

Meta didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

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