Employees of Facebook mockingly refer to some of the company’s metaverse projects as “make Mark happy” — referring to CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his shifting priorities.
The report added that two employees said staff jokingly refers to key metaverse projects as M.M.H., which stands for “make Mark happy.”New York Times
Last year, Zuckerberg announced that Facebook would change its name to Meta, and become a “metaverse company.” But the company’s rebranding has had a shaky start, as Facebook’s virtual reality social network, Horizon Worlds, iswith quality issues despite the tech giant spending billions of dollars and assigning thousands of employees to bring Zuckerberg’s concepts to life.
Recently, Facebook’s Vice President of Metaverse Vishal Shah said in a memo to employees that the team would remain in a “quality lockdown” for the rest of the year to “ensure that we fix our quality gaps and performance issues before we open up Horizon to more users.”
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