US EditionInstagram CEO orders staff back five days a week in push for a 'Winning Culture'
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As of February, the entire staff of Meta’s company will have to return to presence on five days a week, after restructuring that cut 600 posts. All employees of Instagram, Meta’s division, in the US, will have to return to the office to work five days a week from February 2026. Previously, last October, Meta had implemented a restructuring that aimed to reduce internal bureaucracy and reorganize teams, leading to the cutting of 600 posts in its …
Instagram CEO orders staff back five days a week in push for a 'Winning Culture'
Instagram’s workforce is about to feel a big shift, and it’s not just about showing up at the office again. CEO Adam Mosseri told employees that starting February 2, US-based staff will need to return to the office five days a week. The memo was first reported by Business Insider, and a company spokesperson confirmed it was real. According to the update, the only exception is Instagram’s New York City office, where employees won’t be required to…
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