26/05/2026
我説過Facebook已經被中共控制住,看來我是錯了。
是被來自中國的華人打工人控制住,看來我還是對。
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Meta 於 20 日無預警裁撤約 8,000 名員工。一名被裁的 Facebook 網站前端工程師 Jeremy Bernier 爆料指,Meta 內部部分核心部門早已被華人「全面攻佔」,其中 Facebook 廣告部門及相鄰的市場研究部門(MRS)中,高達 90% 的員工均為中國籍,更將中國「996」加班職場文化引入 Meta,導致非華人員工經常遭到集體排擠。
據 Jeremy Bernier 爆料,Meta 公司現時充斥著自私自利、人人自危的防禦心態。中國籍員工私底下甚至將公司的績效考核比喻為《魷魚遊戲》(Squid Game),為了生存下去無所不用其極。儘管多數華人同事在表面上表現得十分友善,並未有明顯的種族歧視,但在面對重大危機與資源分配時,高級主管便會自然產生裙帶關係。
他透露,在自己所經歷的 7 輪裁員觀察中,竟然有 6 輪的被裁對象皆為非華人員工。在非華人本就屬於絕對少數的部門結構下,這種淘汰比例顯然極不對稱,非華人職員在面臨裁員時明顯處於劣勢並遭到針對。
除了裁員機制不公,日常工作中的孤立與排外現象同樣嚴重。Bernier 表示,非華人員工遭到排擠最顯而易見的方式,就是華人同事在辦公室內幾乎全以普通話進行日常溝通。雖然在有非普通話母語者出席的正式會議上會使用英文,但只要會議一結束,所有人便會立刻切換回普通話交談。
Bernier 質疑 Meta 身為美國指標性科技企業,但公司文化卻放任特定族裔的文化全面反噬企業核心,尤其是很多政策上都只顧營利,完全忽略了企業責任。
此番言論在網上掀起軒然大波,部分網民對其遭遇表示同情,目前 Meta 官方尚未對此指控作出正式回應。
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Meta's decision to lay off around 8,000 employees on May 20 has sparked a lot of controversy online. One laid-off engineer in particular, Jeremy Bernier, has shared a series of posts accusing Meta of having a workculture like the Korean show Squid Game. And now, Jeremy has alleged that despite a large number of Meta employees being Chinese, the company fired more non-Chinese workers.
On X, Bernier claimed that the majority of some teams were dominated by Chinese workers, such as Facebook ads. Yet, as per the former Meta employee, non-Chinese were the ones who faced more impact from the layoffs. He wrote, "At Meta, 90% of my coworkers were Chinese, and non-Chinese were routinely excluded, disadvantaged, and targeted for layoffs. 6 out of the 7 layoffs I observed targeted non-Chinese despite non-Chinese being the vast minority."
Conversations in Mandarin at Meta?
Jeremy Bernier claimed that layoffs were just part of the picture. He insisted that the Chinese workers often excluded the rest of employees. "The most blatant and obvious way that non-Chinese are excluded is that Chinese primarily speak Mandarin at work," Bernier wrote, adding that while formal meetings were held in English if a non-speaker was present, "right after the meeting ended everyone would immediately switch to Mandarin".
The former employee compared this to a scenario where a Chinese company like Huawei was dominated by Japanese workers. Jeremy Bernier added, "I imagine Chinese citizens would be outraged, and never allow that to happen in the first place."
Ex-Meta employee says Chinese workers excluded him from team lunch
Bernier also described what he said was exclusion during lunch and team events. He wrote that he joined an all-Chinese team with one other non-Chinese colleague, and said the group would go for lunch together without inviting them. Jeremy added, " Me and the non-Chinese person would invite them, they'd always refuse, and then shortly after they'd disappear and get lunch together."
On some office days, he said, he was the only non-Chinese person present and the rest of the team would still go out without him.
Recounting a team dinner at a Korean barbecue restaurant, he said two tech leads initially sat away from him and another non-Chinese colleague, later joining their side, but "spent the entire dinner speaking Chinese to each other." He wrote, "I could not understand how Meta could have 'Tech Leads' that so blatantly excluded teammates."
While Jeremy claimed that he had "nothing against Chinese people," his post did receive some reactions online. One user wrote, "Guy at Meta is complaining that his Chinese co-workers only speak Chinese to each other. It's because speaking English is mentally taxing to them. You need near-native automatism to avoid mental fatigue."
Another person joked that perhaps Jeremy should not focus on what the other workers were doing. The person wrote, "White guy: You all speak English to me! I should be the protagonist!" While one user added, "This is hilarious, and I can't stop laughing."
Ex-employee claims Meta dominated by Chinese workers, 6 of 7 laid off staff were non-Chinese
A former Meta engineer, Jeremy Bernier, has alleged that the tech company is dominated by Chinese workers, even in US-based offices. Bernier claims that despite 90 per cent of his coworkers being Chinese, 6 out of 7 employees that were laid off were non-Chinese.