Twitter’s mass layoffs have begun
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Twitter’s mass layoffs have begun
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#2If true, I find the 'print out the code you wrote in the last 30-60 days' very grim and a very blunt tool for evaluating productivity.
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#3> Musk orders Twitter to cut infrastructure costs by $1 billion
all sound and fury, signifying nothing
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#4,,The ML Ethics, Transparency, & Accountability team was one of a kind''
Sure, something nobody has heared of and nobody knows why it should be at a company like Twitter.
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#5,,The ML Ethics, Transparency, & Accountability team was one of a kind'' Sure, something nobody has heared of and nobody knows why it should be at a company like Twitter.
> nobody knows why it should be at a company like Twitter.
If you don't know you're the problem tbh
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#6Remotely logging off employees without telling them anything says a lot about the people in charge
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#7,,The ML Ethics, Transparency, & Accountability team was one of a kind'' Sure, something nobody has heared of and nobody knows why it should be at a company like Twitter.
> nobody knows why it should be at a company like Twitter. If you don't know you're the problem tbh
Can you explain how the team added value to shareholders who want to maximize their long term ROI (which is the job of the CEO)?
We're living in a world where voting rights of pensioners have been delegated to big companies like Vanguard and Black Rock. They clearly are not keeping the best interest of the shareholders which would be their duty, and vote politically instead.
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#8I'm pretty curious about how and where Twitter employees were distributed. For a company ostensibly worth $44 billion, having 7,500 staff feels pretty damn lean. It feels like Musk isn't just purging people, he's purging the Twitter culture...
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#9In my view no single medium (the media is the message) has done more to weaken the quality of public discourse in the world than Twitter. But maybe Facebook proves that even if you're allowed to use prose crazies dominate so maybe the issue is deeper
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#10And here come the lawsuits... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-04/twitter-s...