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Meta (Facebook/Instagram) must have not taken the Twitter route during their mass layoffs. You cut non-essential folks firstly and critical operational personn
by egberts1 4y ago
Meta (Facebook/Instagram) must have not taken the Twitter route during their mass layoffs.
You cut non-essential folks firstly and critical operational personnel lastly.
- blululu 4y agoThey probably tried to do that but without a complete understanding of who does what exactly. Imagine a clueless manager lists out who on their team does what. Imagine the clueless manager got canned and now someone one or two steps removed needs to assess who does what. You don’t get to a layoff by being a well managed org, so you typically don’t execute the layoff very well.
- femiagbabiaka 4y agoTwitter didn’t take that route either.
- cldellow 4y agoI gather you haven't tried to use the Twitter Ads API lately. :) This is literally an API that makes it easier for people to give money to Twitter. And yet it's seemingly abandoned since the Musk takeover, with the old documentation taken down and the support forums ignored.
- egberts1 4y agoIs it still in Elon Musk's business model, perhaps that's what he wanted.
- kleinsch 4y agoNice snark, but layoffs in Nov were primarily business, most recent round doesn’t actually start in tech until April.
- paxys 4y agoYou are right the Twitter API is so usable right now..