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It wasn't – certainly not to the extent that he's destroyed it.
by monkey_monkey 4y ago
It wasn't – certainly not to the extent that he's destroyed it.
- ilyt 4y agoTwitter had profitable years but it wasn't really profitable... And him firing a bunch of people wasn't why companies stopped paying him (why would they care?), it was every other thing he did with the platform.
- raydev 4y agoI think there's a huge chasm between "management can't stop overspending beyond their decently high revenue" and "management is actively scaring away their revenue generators". I guess technically the former is "broken" but it's not broken in the same way the latter is.
- ilyt 4y agoI mean musky boi did show up that being the case. But it's not the firings that directly caused that, it's musk's starting to make sweeping changes from the get go and ones that drove the ad money away.