If you (still) work at Twitter and you can code, head to the HQ now
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#2The world cup is in two days -- how will Twitter cope with the largest amount of traffic it sees all year? Why fire the majority of employees right before this major event?
Re: If you (still) work at Twitter and you can code, head to the HQ now
#3>In an email for remote Twitter engineers, Elon Musk says he wants to speak to people on video ("only those who cannot physically get to Twitter HQ are excused") but "if possible, I would encourage you to fly to SF to present in person." He'll be at the office until midnight.
Re: If you (still) work at Twitter and you can code, head to the HQ now
#4Feels like Elon has gotten a bizarre conspiracy into his head where there are phantom employees on the payroll or something...
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#5Feels like Elon has gotten a bizarre conspiracy into his head where there are phantom employees on the payroll or something...
The entire payroll team resigned yesterday so that's probably correct for the moment.
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#6The world cup is in two days -- how will Twitter cope with the largest amount of traffic it sees all year? Why fire the majority of employees right before this major event?
I think it's not his concern at the moment.
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#7Imagine thinking you can judge anything about a developer (especially Senior/Staffs) from screenshots of code. Elon has truly lost the plot.
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#8Guess that means the office is no longer closed. I just hope whoever processes severance checks is still working.
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#9Did Elon lead his other companies this way and we just didn’t know? Or has he suddenly lost his ability to make good decisions?
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#10I can barely believe this man started a spaceflight company. He must have had some incredibly subordinates to pull that off; not only did they have to deal with him, but they also had to bootstrap spaceflight.