I don't think you're looking at this objectively. The way Musk handled the layoffs was reckless and without much thought other than "reduce cost immediately", t

I don't think you're looking at this objectively. The way Musk handled the layoffs was reckless and without much thought other than "reduce cost immediately", the proof is they backtracked and tried to hire people back after realizing what a poopy mess they've created. That alone is ridiculous and warrants the backlash Musk/Twitter received. From the looks of it, Zuckerberg handled this better than what anyone was expecting. Talk about under promising and over delivering