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One of the things that I find weird about this whole situation is that (from my point of view) the vast majority of the Twitter employees seem to be of the opin
by mamonster 4y ago
One of the things that I find weird about this whole situation is that (from my point of view) the vast majority of the Twitter employees seem to be of the opinion that "We had a pretty good thing going on here for the last 5-6 years, Musk came in and is going to ruin everything".
I think that Twitter employees need to realise that from the point of view of Musk (and public markets up to this year) Twitter is/was/ (will be)? an absolute disaster. Their culture of fearless criticism doesn't seem to have made them a great stock to own, that's for sure.
- rideontime 4y agoI guess the people who work there care more about their internal culture than their stock price.
- blisterpeanuts 4y agoI have read that Twitter lost $270 million in 2021, and these folks were getting free lunches, working from home, and apparently enjoying a complete detachment from the realities of business. Now Mr. Musk and his team are trying to run Twitter more like a business; whether that's even possible given the product, I have no idea. Anyway he reportedly wants to turn it into a broader service provider similar to WeChat, with micropayments, streaming content, messaging and voice-video calling. Should be interesting to see how it goes, and also how many of the current employees will still be there in a year or two.