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Probably a precaution related to this story, if the story is accurate: https://www.theverge.com/2022/11/17/23465274/hundreds-of-twitter-employees-resign-from-e

• minimaxir 4y ago
  That was the cause of this measure. (most employees did not commit to the hardcore pledge)
  • oneeyedpigeon 4y ago
    Do you have a source for "most"? I've seen many quitting, but nowhere near 1,500+.
    • UncleOxidant 4y ago
      I've seen some tweets saying that in some engineering groups 75% didn't click the 'yes' link. But those are tweets so... who knows? https://twitter.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1593154189345316864 https://twitter.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1593154189345316864 [@GergelyOrosz] Internally, there are polls at what % of current Twitter software engineers plan to stay, and these usually point to about 25% indicating to stay for Twitter 2.0, and the other 75% planning to take severance. Don’t forget: this is less than 50% of the original staff.
      • bagels 4y ago
        I wouldn't click it. Why would anyone click it? He fired your friends, probably eroded your earnings significantly, and is now demanding that you work absurd hours.