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>People would bend over backwards to work at Twitter. Sure, I'd love to work in a company with the guy that couldn't really decide whether or not he wants to g
by Hamuko 4y ago
>People would bend over backwards to work at Twitter.
Sure, I'd love to work in a company with the guy that couldn't really decide whether or not he wants to go through the agreement he signed, carried toilet furniture in as his first job as the CEO and then is threatening to fire huge amounts of the current employees.
I mean, what could possible go wrong?
- legitster 4y agoI know you are trying to be flip here, but I can almost guarantee you that their number of job applicants has probably exploded as a result of these shenanigans.
- ryanwaggoner 4y agoI seriously doubt that their volume of qualified applicants has exploded. Working at Twitter just isn’t competitive anymore, in terms of comp, WLB, and basic human decency. Unless he’s going to start paying people twice as much, most good engineers will go elsewhere. Maybe he can get away with it for something like self driving cars or rockets, but you want me to work overtime under the threat of a layoff for below market wages for a social network? Laughable.