>If Musk had anything new to tell the world about his plans, he didn't choose to share it with his future employees, and rather than wooing them, he threw down a gauntlet: "If someone is getting useful things done, great. if not, why are they at the company?
I disagree with the conclusion of this article. The vibe i got from this presentation is that musk will abolish the CEO title, Call himself some whaky name related to product, fire around 20% of the company and turn Twitter into a American WeChat.
Making no judgements on whether thats a good thing, but Twitter will become a 'Musk Company". And like other Musk company's, he will cut costs until the company is 'break-even'.
I disagree with the conclusion of this article. The vibe i got from this presentation is that musk will abolish the CEO title, Call himself some whaky name related to product, fire around 20% of the company and turn Twitter into a American WeChat.
Making no judgements on whether thats a good thing, but Twitter will become a 'Musk Company". And like other Musk company's, he will cut costs until the company is 'break-even'.