> Twitter must had some bloat, but there's no way that 80% of the workforce was bloat. I firmly believe, lets say 80%, of Twitter is bloat. But sacking them li

> Twitter must had some bloat, but there's no way that 80% of the workforce was bloat. I firmly believe, lets say 80%, of Twitter is bloat. But sacking them like this wont prove anything due to practicalities. You just can't unwind a mess like Musk is doing. If some employees sole productive task in a week is to reset a server that still has to be done and it will take a lot of work to figure out which button to press when the site falls over.