Meta’s attempts to rebrand its company culture and values, including calling co-workers ‘Metamates’ have been met with confusion and mockery among the firm’s workforce, the New York Times has reported.
The company formerly known as Facebook recently revealed its latest bid to distance itself from the eponymous name of its most famous social media platform, which continues to face scrutiny over privacy concerns, hateful content and misinformation.
As part of this cultural reset, Mark Zuckerberg recently announced a new name for his company’s employees. From now on, ‘Facebookers’ are now called ‘Metamates’.
The announcement was made as part of an overhaul of Meta’s corporate values, which the Facebook founder said needed updating because of the company’s new direction, according to NYT.
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