There may still be serious doubts about whether they were acquired Twitter Will or not, but that didn’t stop Elon musk Sharing your plans for social media platforms. In a recent interview with Recode, Musk addressed twitter employee in a Q&A session. Tesla CEO Took questions previously submitted by Twitter employees where they asked them about their stance remote workHow is he planning to handle the company after taking over and if he has any layoff plans.
On his stance on remote work, Musk reiterated what he’s said before, adding that perhaps the software and design roles at Tesla can be managed remotely, but to take advantage of that, the people in those roles need to keep their jobs. must be exceptional in nature, so that it is possible for them to be effective when working remotely. As far as other departments are concerned, especially those involving tasks that cannot be done remotely such as fetching car parts, assembling the car and then delivering it to the owner, there is a need to consider remote work. No problem. And even when one is working remotely, he or she “sometimes” has to show up at the office.
Musk added: “So with Tesla, I just asked for a list – which the manager has to confirm – that they are an outstanding contributor, and if they do, they are allowed to work remotely.”
On layoffs and other Twitter plans
As for the layoffs on Twitter, Musk said that anyone who is a significant contributor doesn’t have to worry about them and that he doesn’t take actions that are “disruptive to the health of the company.” He also said that cost plus revenue is not a great situation. In his own words, “and therefore there has to be some rationalization of headcount and expenses so that revenues exceed costs. Otherwise, Twitter is practically not viable or cannot grow.”
When asked to share his views on how he compensates employees SpaceX As for what he plans on Twitter as a private company and as a private company, Musk had this to say: “Yeah. So SpaceX, I think, operates in the best of both worlds, where stocks and options are issued to everyone. But we don’t have all the challenges of being a publicly traded company with a stock that can go up and down from one day to the next — it can be quite distracting — and where there are no short sellers and classes. Lawsuits to be acted at the mercy of. …It’s like being in a public store in which they throw tomatoes at you all day. SpaceX still allows liquidity, so every six months, there is a liquidity event at SpaceX, and people have the opportunity to sell their shares. And it has worked out very well for the whole company. So I think something like this on Twitter would make sense. So it would still be stocks and options and every day, and it would just be a liquidity event twice a year.
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