People won't realise how quickly Twitter will change: Elon Musk

November 17, 2022 By Raulf Hernes

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Elon Musk responded to a tweet by saying that since he already managed SpaceX and Tesla, he could manage Twitter as well. People have no concept how quickly Twitter will evolve, Musk responded to this. Twitter's recent acquisition by Elon Musk has generated a lot of industry discussion. According to reports, Elon Musk completed the $44 billion purchase of Twitter last month. Since then, the CEO has behaved in a dubious manner in front of the public, drawing criticism from many Among these actions are the mass layoffs, in which Musk fired tens of thousands of workers before asking a select group of them to return.

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According to a report, Twitter is now requesting recently sacked employees to apply again. After they were fired by the company, some employees were asked to come back. According to the newspaper, the workers who were invited to return were fired "by mistake." It was also mentioned that several staff had been invited to return because they had been crucial in developing the features Musk sought for the platform. In addition to his widespread layoffs, Reuters says that there have been numerous instances of imposters abusing Twitter's blue checkmark feature. The essay describes how accounts could steal the identities of trustworthy people by using the blue checkmark subscription.

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There have been instances where the Paid Blue Checkmark has backfired. Eli Lilly & Co., a sizable pharmaceutical company, was one victim of the hijacked personality and was forced to apologise for the conduct of a phoney account. Their name was used in a phoney account that promised free insulin and had a blue checkmark. Eli Lilly & Company had to apologise on Twitter for the false messages that were posted by the bogus account. Despite the apology being made, Eli Lilly's shares had already fallen sharply by 4.5%. Due of his work with Tesla and SpaceX, the Twitter account continues to be optimistic about Elon Musk's ability to run Twitter.

In both those companies, people die if the software doesn't work right. Do you really think he's not up to managing a social network?
— Paul Graham (@paulg) November 16, 2022

An account on Twitter, however, continues to be upbeat, saying it is amazing how many people who have no idea how to operate a business think they know more than the professionals in charge of Tesla and SpaceX. The stakes are really high for both businesses because if the software fails, people will die. "Do you truly think he's not up to run a social network," the account Paul Graham questioned.

By Raulf Hernes

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People won't realise how quickly Twitter will change: Elon Musk

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