On August 28, according to Bloomberg News, TikTok held an online meeting with thousands of American and European employees on Thursday. The meeting stated that it would ensure the work of the employees and promised to clarify the future of TikTok as soon as possible.

  　　At the meeting, employees submitted a series of anonymous questions to TikTok's interim global head Vanessa Pappas, general counsel Erich Andersen, and global business solutions vice president Blake Chandlee.

　　TikTok executives confirmed to employees that Microsoft, WalMart And Oracle When bidding for TikTok's business in the US and other places, executives promised to disclose more information to employees in the coming weeks.

　　Before the meeting, TikTok Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kevin Mayer (Kevin Mayer) announced his resignation. Kevin Meyer has only joined TikTok for three months. In a letter issued to employees on Wednesday, he said: "In recent weeks, the macro environment has changed, and the company may need to make some adjustments. My job will be affected. I thought about this, and I decided to leave."

　　According to Bloomberg, TikTok executives mentioned Mayer’s departure at the meeting and answered whether his decision to leave was made by both parties. The executives also told employees to stay calm and optimistic, without worrying about their salary or recent reasons. Disturbance interrupted work.

　　At present, the sale of TikTok's US business by ByteDance has been revealed to be about to be concluded. The final bidders involved are a combination of Microsoft and WalMart, as well as a combination of Oracle and some investors.