New York : At a time when Meta is cutting jobs and reshaping its workforce, a hiring update connected to CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s private Hawaii estate has caught widespread attention online.
Reports recently revealed that Zuckerberg’s team is looking to hire a “beach water person” for his luxury ranch in Kauai, Hawaii. The unusual job title quickly went viral, especially because it surfaced while Meta continues to go through major layoffs and restructuring.
According to reports, the role is far more than just a casual beachside job. The person would be responsible for managing water safety around the estate, assisting with activities like surfing, paddleboarding, snorkeling, boating, and helping maintain beach operations on the property. In many ways, the role combines the work of a lifeguard, water sports guide, and private outdoor assistant.
The timing of the hiring has become the biggest talking point. Meta has been reducing staff as the company shifts more focus toward artificial intelligence and long-term tech investments. Thousands of employees across different departments have already been affected by layoffs over the past year, making the luxury ranch recruitment stand out even more.
Zuckerberg’s Hawaii property has often been in the spotlight because of its size, privacy, and high-end facilities. The estate reportedly includes multiple buildings, security systems, farming areas, and large outdoor spaces designed around ocean activities and recreation.
While the hiring is linked to Zuckerberg’s personal estate and not Meta itself, many people online have criticized the contrast between corporate layoffs and luxury lifestyle spending. Others, however, argued that private staffing decisions have nothing to do with Meta’s business operations.
The discussion has once again highlighted the growing public scrutiny around billionaire lifestyles, especially during periods of economic uncertainty and job cuts in the tech industry.
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