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Leaked details of a meeting held by the administration revealed Twitter The pressure that employees put on senior executives to provide convincing answers about a buyout mask The site is worth $44 billion.
site transfer "Business Insider" An employee who attended the meeting was quoted as saying that Agrawal, who will receive compensation of $42 million upon completion of the deal, "He was tired and annoyed at times"indicating that "Try to allay employees’ concerns about being laid off".
Agrawal expressed "a bit of regret" Speaking at the meeting, he told the staff that he wished "To do some things better" During his conversations with Musk.
He added: "There are things (that took place during the conversations) that I basically don’t agree with"without providing details.
Agrawal admitted that "Twitter is likely to make big changes under Musk"He did not rule out the possibility of laying off employees.
It was an agency "Bloomberg" It was reported, on Friday, quoting informed sources, that American billionaire Tell bankers during the negotiation of a takeover deal "stringing" With the idea of cutting costs and jobs on the micro-blogging site, he suggested subscribing to it for a sum of money.
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Leaked details of a meeting held by the administration revealed Twitter The pressure that employees put on senior executives to provide convincing answers about a buyout mask The site is worth $44 billion.
And the “Business Insider” website quoted an employee who attended the meeting as saying that Agrawal, who will receive compensation of $ 42 million upon completion of the deal, “was tired and annoyed at times,” noting that he “tried to allay employees’ concerns about laying off.”
Speaking at the meeting, Agrawal expressed “a certain amount of remorse”, telling staff he was hoping “to do some things better” during his conversations with Musk.
He added, “There are things (that took place during the talks) that I basically do not agree with,” without providing details.
Agrawal acknowledged that “Twitter is likely to make major changes under Musk’s leadership,” and did not rule out the possibility of layoffs.
And “Bloomberg” agency reported, on Friday, quoting informed sources, that American billionaire He told bankers during the negotiation of the Twitter acquisition of the idea of cutting costs and jobs at the micro-blogging site, and suggested signing up for it for a fee.