> It also seems weird for Musk to already have the insight into the company to know specifically who to fire If in his viewpoint (he wouldn't be alone thinking

> It also seems weird for Musk to already have the insight into the company to know specifically who to fire If in his viewpoint (he wouldn't be alone thinking so) Twitter recently became less appealing - booting the Lead of Consumer Product team seems perfectly reasonable to me. Despite "we know he'll be gone" Parag may as well want to try to keep his chair when Elon takes over and is making changes that would be favored by the new leadership. And if the deal doesn't pass - firing the team leads (possibly) responsible for company's recent bad press and maybe Elon's move itself seems justified.