- A former Facebook executive spoke out about Elon Musk’s controversial new ownership of Twitter.
- Stamos advised Musk on Twitter to stop firing engineers for “correcting your clear misstatements.”
- Musk publicly fired workers who took to Twitter and challenged claims about the company.
Elon Musk’s tenure at Twitter’s new owners has had a rough start.
He was subject to a lot of criticism and had to suspend his plans temporarily. Verify the company againAfter Twitter’s flurry of accounts, product was “Twitter Blue”. Celebrities and brands trolling.
Now, after Reduction of 50%Musk was one of the Twitter staff members earlier this month. Some of them were fired of Twitter’s remaining workers who have taken to the social media platform to refute claims Musk has made about the company.
Many Musk’s followers have praised the firings, but it has also drawn some critics, including Alex Stamos, former chief security officer at Facebook.
Musk recently tweeted about Twitter’s slow performance in developing world and its poor user experience with Android. Source of one of his spats with a now-former employee.
Stamos posted on Twitter Tuesday advice about Twitter’s lag. He ended his thread with the words, “stop firing top engineers for correcting clear misstatements.”
From 2015 to 2018, Stamos served as Facebook’s chief safety officer. He didn’t immediately respond to a request to comment.
Musk dismissed Eric Frohnhoefer as a Twitter engineer on Sunday because he had publicly refuted one of Musk’s tweets. told ForbesMonday’s announcement by Musk that he had taken over the company for $44 billion was a sign that the company’s culture has been “downhill”. This official takeover took place late last month.
“No one can trust anyone in the company anymore,” he stated. “How are you supposed to function?” The new management doesn’t trust employees. The employees don’t trust management. What do you think you should do to accomplish anything? He said.
