Twitter locks remaining employees out of offices after hundreds leave following Elon Musk's...

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IMO.... Twitter is becoming real. With real people who have real opinions they feel is worth listening to.

ie:
The subscription makes Twitter more attractive to real people, because they can easily weed out all the bots & noise.
I think there is a reason why no big social network apps/websites ever asked for any money from the users. I don't believe it will work. I just think this opens a door for a comparator.
 
No dumb logic is crunch in other industries so it's ok for non crunch time industry to overwork their employees.

So you are claiming all that is happening to clean up the twitter mess and make better changes as fast as they can to stop the bleeding equals non crunch time? That's quite the stretch...
 
LMAO!! You're so easily triggered when anyone mentions your Orange Haired buffoon!!

Sorry dude, but your Musk hero is doing his best to bend over for Trump and embrace his divisive, failed policies; so both are fair game.

Now, let me get my small fiddle....
See this is what I mean.
I'm not even a Trump supporter. I literally do not want him to run again but you guys are so hung up on him that it's all you see. Also Musk is nothing to me and I don't use twitter so I have no dog in this fight.
I just can't believe how deranged you guys are over him to the point that you claim everyone who disagrees with you is a Trump supporter. It's just dumb.
 
So you are claiming all that is happening to clean up the twitter mess and make better changes as fast as they can to stop the bleeding equals non crunch time? That's quite the stretch...
Probably shouldn't have fired half the worker and told the rest be prepare to put in extra hours.
 
Probably shouldn't have fired half the worker and told the rest be prepare to put in extra hours.

Sounds like that is what the company needs. Cut the bloat and make the people still there actually work for a while until it gets better. Kind of like any company would do hemorrhaging money. But you probably know best.
 
Musk isn't the only employer in the US. Lots of jobs out there and many companies are having trouble finding people to fill them. I'm sure all those leaving Twitter will find jobs in short order.

Good luck with that. Easy peasy...keep the hate alive.
 
Do you people really think musk cares if twitter dies? it was probably his plan the entire time. he bought the company in order to get rid of it or to turn it into a better place and I doubt if he cares twitter dies and neither do I. he has tesla. he'll be fine
 
Boy people really want to use racial and queerphobic slurs openly on twitter because let's cut to the chase: that's what 90% of you free speech advocates defending Elon really want: to turn back the clock 100 years and openly discriminate and persecute people.

But let's for a second think of this like a Capitalist: you want to know what kind of coders and developers work or rather, used to work 2-3 weeks ago, on Twitter? The kind of dev that already took intership positions, grunt work and finally landed a cosy IT position on big tech on California.

So the overlap of those kind of people on those kinds of jobs that would be willing to basically overnight be told that they are basically being turned into bottom-of-the-barrel, fresh-out-of-college videogame developers, perpetually on "crunch" mode, on a different country altogether is going to be just about say, 5% with a 5% margin of error of course.

It is extremely clear that Elon truly thinks that the world of developers is compromised of the same loyal weird nerds willing to take a bullet for him. We will see how long it takes to actually build talent back up without just establishing something exploitative like hire kids right out of college or economical (if not actual) refugees willing to actually work 60 to 80 hours at week knowing that if they happen to run into their weird boss and fail to answer one of his nonsensical riddles they will be fired on the spot.
 
Yikes - some of the comments on this

The key thing here is that other territories have far more stringent employment laws than the US. You can’t simply fire at will, etc. You can’t change the terms of my employment contract on the fly either (currently WFH, 37.5 hrs PW). Yes, I deliver projects OOH but that’s all chargeable at £75 for the 1st hr, DT for every hr after that.

And yes, decent system engineers are very much sought after at present, doubly so for any specific subject expert. I build HA broker platforms for a US firm but I’m contracted under UK law.

I’d take the 3 months severance and move to another finance firm tomorrow if my company was pulling this kind of cr@p (… which they wouldn’t cos ‘UK employment law’, etc, etc)
 
Lets be clear .. He doesn't code, he doesn't ''work'' he is the laziest one there atm. .. all he is doing is trying to be a big scary big-bad that comes off incompetent in meetings then effs off to get a foot massage, and drink 100$ bottles of water.

HE IS THE BIGGEST DEAD WEIGHT at Twatter right now
He signs the paychecks.
 
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