Instagram chief Adam Mosseri told his US-based workers they have to show up at the office every weekday starting in February. The mandate goes harder than Meta's baseline three-day requirement for Facebook and WhatsApp teams, but the parent company said each department can do its own thing. Mosseri pitched the change as necessary for better creativity and momentum after what he called a rough year, and he pointed to the New York office as proof that in-person work delivers results.
Amazon already went full-time office this year, and Elon Musk made X employees come back a while ago. Most of Silicon Valley settled on a hybrid three-day setup at this point. Instagram also plans to axe all recurring meetings twice a year and only bring back the essential ones, with Mosseri pushing people to build prototypes instead of burning time on presentations.
Amazon already went full-time office this year, and Elon Musk made X employees come back a while ago. Most of Silicon Valley settled on a hybrid three-day setup at this point. Instagram also plans to axe all recurring meetings twice a year and only bring back the essential ones, with Mosseri pushing people to build prototypes instead of burning time on presentations.
