In yet another movement within Twitter, Elon Musk sent an email to his employees in the early hours of Wednesday (16). In it, the CEO gives an ultimatum to professionals: commit to a hardcore culture or leave the company and receive compensation. A form arrived with the email, which asks to be completed by the afternoon of the same day.
According to The Washington Post, the online form in question asks for a commitment of “long hours at high intensity”. If the employee refuses to sign it, he would receive three months’ severance and leave the company, according to the report.
The team has until November 17th to define their future in the company:
If you are sure you want to be a part of the new Twitter, please click ‘yes’ on the link below.
In addition, the owner of Tesla pointed to the name “Twitter 2.0” and expects the team to be “extremely hardcore”. Gergely Orosz, a former Uber engineer, who recently provided information about changes in the bird’s social network, pointed out this information the most.
It is worth mentioning that this “hardcore” culture is something that Elon Musk vehemently values. In one of his first meetings with Twitter professionals, the billionaire used the same expression, stating that it is something that works in his other companies:
What works at SpaceX and Tesla is people being inside the office and being hardcore.
Apparently, the new CEO of the social network wants to surround himself with employees who have a similar mindset. Recovering the $44 billion investment will be a long haul, so it’s not surprising that Musk wants to use strategies similar to those employed at his other firms.
Meeting will try to fix the house
Also according to the post The Washington PostTwitter leaders and teams will be meeting over the coming weeks to unravel what went right and wrong with the new $8 subscription model.
Therefore, the company hopes to better understand what originated the wave of pranks and impersonations on the social network🇧🇷 The changes to the verification seal itself and the addition of a second symbol should also be up for debate, as the executive appears to have backtracked on his decision to “kill” the officer’s badge🇧🇷
However, the current moment calls for even greater attention from Musk and the site’s executives. I need to point out that the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) is closely monitoring changes to the platform🇧🇷 The entity has an agreement with Twitter and requires that approval decrees be followed.
That is, a billionaire fine is not yet ruled out, which could make the Tesla CEO’s expenses become astronomical.
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