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Elon never misses an opportunity to humiliate one of his subordinates. It’s a pretty consistent pattern since he took over twitter.
by rideontime 4y ago
Elon never misses an opportunity to humiliate one of his subordinates. It’s a pretty consistent pattern since he took over twitter.
- hgsgm 4y agoIt's incredible. It's quite possible that an acquisition CEO might no longer be needed at the company 2 years later, and that his deteriorating health might interfere with productivity. But holy moly the horrific way Elon/NewTwitter went about the whole thing. Question: if every US citizen/permanent resident refuses to work for Twitter because of how horrific it is and the pay isn't worth it, is that sufficient basis to get approval to hire H1Bs with lower standards?
- danso 4y agoHalli wasn’t trying to argue that he shouldn’t have been fired. He was asking if he had been fired at all because HR people weren’t getting back to him on this very basic question.
- rsynnott 4y agoWell, to attempt it, in any event. In this particular exchange, Musk is fairly clearly the one humiliated.