One of the Meta’s Offices Was Briefly Discovered by a Fraudulent Squirrel

Shave the same year away was not exactly a picnic. But that didn’t stop one nut-loving creature from seeking happiness within about the company offices this week.

Apparently, a squirrel got loose in a building in Bangkok, Thailand where some tech groups live. The plaintiff spent at least 20 minutes firing previous employees, according to an internal memo seen by WIRED. It added that the squirrel had slightly injured the groundskeeper before being caught.

The movement of rats in the office – which scares others – brought a moment to Meta workers around the world who have been disappointed by the recent. to renovate, mass layoffsand the establishment of a way to train AI using employee data without their prior consent. Meta directors have it acknowledged the current problem and began trying to raise morale internally by donating social media and promising to prepare office meals, according to current employees and an internal memo.

In recent years, some Meta workers have complained about not being able to get office snacks, such as peanuts, which they say have been replaced with unhealthy foods like chips. It is not known whether the meat thief in Bangkok got what he liked.

The squirrel was delivered to the office inside the package, but managed to escape, according to an internal memo. The manager of the cleaning company agreed. The reasons for bringing the squirrels and where they live are not mentioned in the memo, but some people keep the animals as pets or eat their meat.

Meta declined to comment on the matter.

The employee who sprained the finger received first aid and was taken to the hospital for evaluation, according to the memo. The facility manager “whoever brought the animal to the facility” admitted wrongdoing and committed to following office rules to ensure “such incidents never happen again,” the memo added.

New York Times reporter Mike Isaac reported on the story social media post Tuesday, without specifying the location or title of the housekeeper. “Employees are expected to have a work day with them inside,” he wrote. “One person created an AI-generated video simulating HR training on squirrel-related office benefits.”

Squirrels looking for a good home in the Meta kingdom may find a better deal Hawaiiwhere CEO Mark Zuckerberg cattle personally eat here domestic beer and macadamia nuts.

Additional reporting by Lauren Goode.