Jack Dorsey says he can “understand” if current and former Twitter employees blame him for the state of the company . The co-founder On Saturday, of Twitter claimed that he was responsible for the situation. “Folks at Twitter past and present are strong and resilient. They will always find a way no matter how difficult the moment,” Dorsey . “I realize many are angry with me. I’m responsible for the situation. I grew too quickly the company. I apologize for that.”
Twitter users are resilient and strong, both past and present. No matter how difficult it is, they will always find a way. I know many people are mad at me. I’m responsible for the situation. I grew too quickly. I am sorry for this.
— jack (@jack) November 5, 2022
Dorsey continued to say that he was thankful to all who have ever worked for Twitter. “I don’t expect that to be mutual in this moment… or ever… and I understand,” he wrote. Dorsey wrote the apology. published a story earlier in the day claiming he is now “hated at Twitter.” Many employees reportedly “blame” him for Musk’s takeover and the company-wide layoffs that will see about 50 percent of Twitter’s workforce cut.
The thread marks Dorsey’s first public comment on Twitter since Musk closed his $44 billion deal to buy the company on October 27th. Dorsey backed the SpaceX founder when he first announced the takeover. “Elon is the singular solution I trust,” . “This is the right path… I believe it with all my heart.” Dorsey was quiet after Musk attempted to Texts that contain the following words are acceptable: He wanted Musk to play a more active role on Twitter, and it was clear.
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