It's not a great way to start a friendly CEO-staff relationship, to say the least, but it's nevertheless the posture Musk is taking as he makes sweeping changes to the social network that are, unsurprisingly, very unpopular with some of the workers left at the company following his"Elon has shown that he cares only about recouping the losses he’s incurring as a result of failing to get out of his binding obligation to buy Twitter," one disgruntled employee wrote in an email to...
To be fair, Twitter is now in some seriously dire financial straits under its new ownership, and per theis going to be required to pay $1 billion annually in interest under Musk's deal. Paired with advertisers' increasing wariness about the site's trajectory, things aren't looking great in Twitterland.
Nevertheless, this whole mess is indeed shaping up to be as bad as many predicted, with the new CEO following through with his
Turn around a company during economic downturn? ... don't know how I did it!
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