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Because at the end of the day companies are supposed to make a profit and Twitter isn't managing that. They also aren't managing growth, which people believe is
by kosievdmerwe 9y ago
Because at the end of the day companies are supposed to make a profit and Twitter isn't managing that. They also aren't managing growth, which people believe is a good reason to delay profitability in favor of a future larger amount of profit.
This is hardly ridiculous.
EDIT: and moreover this is a situation that has existed for multiple quarters now, adding to the reasonableness of the frustration and lack of trust in the future of Twitter.
- cwyers 9y agoCould Twitter be profitable if they weren't spending so much money on new customer acquisition?
- kosievdmerwe 9y agoI honestly don't know. I heard mutterings that they can become profitable if they become more lean (layoffs and less office extravagance).