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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsElon Musk has reportedly ordered layoffs across Twitter
https://share.newsbreak.com/25jocxw5""Elon Musk has ordered company-wide layoffs at Twitter, according to The New York Times. On Saturday, the SpaceX and Tesla executive reportedly told managers to begin drawing up lists of employees to cut. Twitter did not immediately respond to Engadgets request for comment.
The Times could not determine how much of Twitters workforce Musk plans to let go though some teams will be more affected than others. Before completing his $44 billion takeover of the company, Musk reportedly told investors he planned to lay off as much as 75 percent of Twitters 7,500-person strong workforce. In meeting with staff, Musk is said to have told employees he wouldnt cut the companys headcount so dramatically."
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CentralMass
Oct 2022
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lay them all off. obviously he bought a failing company which needs drastic changes.
bullimiami
Oct 2022
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bullimiami
(14,075 posts)1. lay them all off. obviously he bought a failing company which needs drastic changes.
regnaD kciN
(27,640 posts)2. I wonder if he has a list of their political donations...?
tinrobot
(12,062 posts)3. He'll probably decimate content moderation first
The downward spiral begins.
relayerbob
(7,429 posts)4. Injecting a little reality into the conversation
RockRaven
(19,381 posts)5. Great. Go ahead. Do it. Drive it into the ground as fast as possible.
Accelerate the emergence of a viable clone/alternative owned and run by someone else. Sounds good to me.
PSPS
(15,322 posts)6. The 75% reduction was going to happen anyway. Twitter has been a failing business model for years.