[awacs]

Love him or hate him (I'm more the latter at this point) Elon showed you could trim 70% of the workforce from Twitter and it's still up and running. So with that logic, that being on the extreme side, trimming some smaller % is a no brainer to the boards of most companies now.

[ElijahLynn]

How much of the remaining workforce at Twitter is held hostage by a work visa? (I don't know, I am asking the hive though)

[MrOwnPut]

So companies that offer work visas are kidnappers?

The people that want to come over and accept the job offer are aiding in their own kidnapping?

I don't get it, you don't support work visas or you think Twitter is abusing them, or...?

I have so many questions about your statement.

[claudiug]

you have 60 days to get a new job or move to some b1 visa. abs not stressful for people when you see the current market.

[MrOwnPut]

that's true for any company that offers work visas.

you know that when applying, accepting, and relocating.

so all of my questions to the GP still stand.

what is the suggested change or even the specific complaint?

are all companies with visa workers holding their employees hostage?

or did they give them an opportunity they otherwise would not have?

[anon7725]

> it's still up and running

If the rumors are to be believed, revenue has cratered. At the very least, the quality of ads has steeply declined - from A tier brands to B and C tier ones.

Perhaps eviscerating the sales and content moderation teams was not a genius 11-d chess move?

[ipaddr]

Aren't those same brands cutting jobs and trimming advertising everywhere?

[fsociety]

Give it another year. Rumor mill is that many are silently seeking new jobs. The site is in a slow decline right now, several journalists talking about the weird consistency bugs they are encountering.

I suspect that with some time the people who are left there will burn out from the maintenance load due to the 70% cuts. Elon should have been more empathetic when cutting people, to not burn the good will of everyone who was left imo.

[sangupta]

Twitter still runs due to fear in others of losing their job in these tough times. If the market was as great as before, no Twitter employee would agree to work 10+ hours or weekends, or sleep in office.

[dvngnt_]

twitter is an order of magnitude less than FAANG. at the end of the day, they're mostly a text-based feed. also aren't they not paying rent

[sangupta]

They have been sued for not paying rent, for going back on severance package, just sold office equipment to make for the losses.

[birdyrooster]

Counting eggs before they hatch are we?

[kderbyma]

twitter is dying...it's like a soggy sandwich....edible...sorta...for now