“I realize a lot of people are mad at me,” Dorsey wrote on Twitter on Saturday. He is responsible for the fact that the Twitter employees are now in this situation: “I have grown the company too fast. Sorry about that.”
A week after it was acquired by multi-billionaire Elon Musk, Twitter fired about half of its 7,500 employees on Friday. Musk had fired Twitter’s management immediately after the takeover. Musk took over Twitter for $44 billion last Thursday.
People at Twitter, then and now, are strong and resilient. They will always find a way, no matter how difficult the moment. I realize that many are angry with me. I myself am responsible for why everyone is in this situation: I have grown the company size too fast. Sorry about that.
— jack (@jack) Nov 5, 2022
The people at Twitter are strong and resilient, Dorsey wrote of the layoffs. They would find a way, even though the situation may be difficult right now. Dorsey co-founded the company in 2006 and stepped down as CEO last year. He also said goodbye to the Board of Directors in the spring. (sda/afp)
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