Elon Musk’s adventure at the helm of Twitter continues to make people talk. Since the tycoon assumed command at the end of October, the controversy has gone hand in hand with his management and economic problems have plagued the blue bird’s social network.
A few weeks ago the decision of Musk and his team to cut expenses was known, to the point that they stopped paying for the offices, which in the end has led to a lawsuit by the owner of the facilities, Columbia Property Trust.
The pending rent account amounts to around 130,000 euros, but the losses and the extreme savings policy to try to alleviate these do not seem to lead to the immediate payment of the debt.
The investment of 44,000 million dollars of the South African tycoon in the purchase of the social network and the, according to him, four million daily losses are leading to a series of drastic decisions, such as the vast reduction of staff that they undertook as soon as Musk took over the command.
Beyond the thousands of layoffs, the team of the new ‘boss’ of Twitter is cutting where they can, as he would say, to the point that they have also dispensed with the cleaning company who maintained the facilities for a long time, Flagship.
As reported by the ‘New York Times’, the lack of cleanliness and staff in charge of order in the Twitter building in San Francisco means “lingering smells of leftover take-out food and body odor.”
The situation is such that the employees who survived the sieve and continue working on the blue bird network have to take their own toilet paper from home due to the lack of cleaning and maintenance.