I get when and why companies lay people off. Sucks, but it makes sense. What Musk is doing with Twitter employees isn't a layoff; it's tossing employees into t

I get when and why companies lay people off. Sucks, but it makes sense. What Musk is doing with Twitter employees isn't a layoff; it's tossing employees into the trash. Let's compare how Stripe and Lyft have handled their RIFs this week: STRIPE: - 14 weeks severance pay - Approximately 14 weeks of health insurance - Waived RSU cliff and accelerated vests LYFT - 10 weeks of severance - Something like 20 weeks of healthcare coverage - Accelerated vest - Notified via work email - Not immediately locked out of their systems TWITTER (under Elon) - Asked to work well beyond 40 hr/wk - No severance - No vest - Notified via personal email - Crapshoot whether they can access systems later today This is reprehensible. I know I'm a small fish, but this was a chief reason behind me not buying another Tesla next year (which I was going to finance next month). I cannot support leaders who treat their people like this.