Elon Musk Says He Doesn't Actually Plan to Cut Twitter Staff by 75%: Report
canis, made the observation earlier this year that you could get people to quit if you mandated working in person at the office, according toreleased in a court filing after Twitter sued Musk when he tried to back out of the deal. The obvious
problem with that style of management is that the people most likely to leave are those that are the most talented and able to quickly find work elsewhere. The text messages also show Musk offered Calacanis a job working for him if the Twitter deal was finalized. And while you can agree or disagree with Musk’s new policy for working in person at Twitter, it’s a little rich that a man with so many
job titles thinks you can’t be working unless you’re physically in the office. Should Tesla shareholders be concerned he’s not working on Tesla while in the L.A. office of SpaceX or the San Francisco office of Twitter? Maybe they should.playing a video game that we can’t even be sure he’s putting in a 40-hour week with any consistency.Musk is expected to close the Twitter deal by Friday.