ElonMusk has begun making huge job cuts at Twitter — less than a week after he acquired the social network. 🧐 Reports suggest up to 3,700 — about 50% of staff — could end up being given their marching orders.
There's speculation that the entire curation team have been dismissed, with critics warning this will make Twitter "noisier, more dangerous and less interesting."
And in a sign that things will get challenging for staff who remain, Musk has canceled "days of rest" — with warnings Twitter's remote work policy is facing the ax.
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