But many employees of the company are not exactly happy with the changes Musk has brought — especially those who work at Twitter's San Francisco headquarters, according to the Platformer newsletter.
"I know this sounds petty, but they appear to have obtained the absolute worst coffee vendors on earth," one current employee said, according to Platformer. Added to that, theThe landlord of the company's San Francisco headquartersThe company's Slack messaging platform, once"the epicenter of Twitter's open culture, where employees discussed anything and everything" has now gone"dormant," Platformer reported.
Still, remaining employees say Elon Musk's Twitter, which they call Twitter 2.0, has seen some improvements under its new CEO. "In the past, Twitter operated too often by committees that went nowhere," one employee said."I do appreciate the fact that if you want to do something that you think will improve something, you generally have license to do it. But that's a double edged sword — moving that fast can lead to unintended consequences."
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