>>In a few months he could demonstrate that you don’t need as many employees as you thought The notifications feature on Android App is already broken and hasn

>>In a few months he could demonstrate that you don’t need as many employees as you thought The notifications feature on Android App is already broken and hasn't been fixed since like eternity now. Messenger notifications don't show up either. It takes hours, at times even days for the notifications to show up. There are times when the messages are not properly ordered. They just removed 2FA. Messaging was a nice way to talk to people of common interests, and that's barely working these days. The app/website are randomly down and you often have to scream on Twitter to get it up and running. Nothing is really working in Twitter at this point in time, It could get fixed eventually but the strategy has clearly backfired. Perhaps people underestimate what sort of effort it takes to run operations of that magnitude. If you have a $50 billion site. It is not really a bad idea to pay a few people to keep something like notifications and messenger running. The sheer amount of losses in terms of user trust, experience and eventually money numbers themselves would far exceed expenses paid in salaries.