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Unless you worked close to the CFO and are willing to share details (like balance sheets) I'm not going to take this comment seriously.

• saagarjha 2y ago
  I didn't realize that I had to be close to the CFO to read publicly available earnings reports
  • znpy 2y ago
    If you aren't going to discuss anything that's not public, what's the point of adding that you worked at twitter? "publicly available earning reports" put you on the same level as me or anybody else. Also, there are two kind of accounting: external and internal. Internal accounting (cost accounting etc) does not have to be shared publicly. But that (internal accounting) is where you see many of the details of the inner workings of a company. You also need internal context to understand it. If you're not willing to write anything on that matter when you're adding nothing to the discussion.
    • saagarjha 2y ago
      Well I for one am not going around explaining to people how Twitter was 6 months away from bankruptcy for no reason