A significant number of employees of Twitter, one of the world’s largest communication and media platforms, bought by Elon Musk for $ 44 billion, could not enter office buildings this morning, in US local time.
According to preliminary information, Musk is said to have closed the doors of Twitter offices to a significant number of employees due to “fear of sabotage”…
It all started with an email like Elon Musk’s ultimatum to all employees: “You either agree to work hard to build Twitter 2.0 or you go”
It was stated that many Twitter employees did not support this new structure and did not sign the “contract” presented within the company. It is said that the employees who threw and accepted were also listed at Musk’s request, and those who did not are on the ball.
Twitter’s offices are temporarily closed and pass cards suspended:
Zoë Schiffer, editor of the news outlet Platformer, which shared the earthquakes on Twitter moment by moment, said: “Twitter has warned employees with immediate effect, all office buildings have been temporarily closed and access cards suspended. No details were given as to why.” shared the first information.
Twitter offices will remain closed until November 21; Employees are warned to “do not share them with the press or on social media”…
“It will be extremely difficult for Twitter to get out of here”
According to a Twitter employee who spoke to the tech-focused global media outlet The Verge, “the platform is expected to start falling apart soon, given the scale of the resignations.” In addition, employees said, “It feels like all the people who brought this place to this day are leaving. No matter how hard the remaining people resist, it will be extremely difficult for Twitter to get rid of it.”
“About a week until Twitter pulls the plug”
Newsweek writer Travis Akers stated that a staff member still working at Twitter told him, “It’s about a week before Twitter pulls the plug.” After sharing this statement, Akers made a farewell to the platform from his Twitter account.
Managers who implemented Musk’s paid blue tick project were fired:
He shared the information that the lead designers and chief web engineer who implemented the blue tick project, which Elon Musk paid $ 8 per month, were fired. Sharing the information, Schiffer also stated that most of the people who protect the company’s critical infrastructure have resigned.
Details are coming…
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