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I generally agree with your sentiment, but Twitter is a US company with most of their employees residing in the US (at least presumably?). So in this case it’s
by woodson 3y ago
I generally agree with your sentiment, but Twitter is a US company with most of their employees residing in the US (at least presumably?). So in this case it’s reasonable to assume they meant it’s a holiday in the US.
- bombolo 3y agoIt might be a surprise to you, but people who don't live in the USA have no idea of what the holidays in the USA are!
- joeythedolphin 3y agoYup! And as somebody living in the United States, it is not so obvious how I would learn about Russian holidays, etc.
- woodson 3y agoAs someone not from the US, it’s not a surprise at all. But if someone says a foreign company is making their employees work on a holiday weekend, I don’t fault them for not explaining what specific holiday it is.
- joeythedolphin 3y agoI would not be surprised if Twitter is substantially Indian or spread across the world.