Elon Musk asked managers at Twitter to nominate their best employees for promotion, then fired the managers and replaced them with their lower paid nominees inews.co.uk/news/pressure-…
what a guy
it's really is just bad management. being a dick, if that's what you really want to be, fine. but just having absolutely no plan and wasting all your time on back and forth, what is the point
what staff are saying about elon's twitter really does sound miserable
a lot of people saying this about the fire-and-promote strategy who have just got it entirely backwards. you now have good devs managing, and not doing dev. that makes you have less effective dev. you need good administrators to do the administration so the good devs can do dev
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i don’t really talk that much about what we’re trying to do @theipaper, the project we’ve been working on for, well, 2-ish years now – my view is that the proof is in the work, basically. but:
journalism in the UK needs to be a lot better than it is now. it has good parts, some great parts, but a hell of a lot of problems. we think i, with fact-led, non-partisan reporting, genuinely diverse opinion, genuinely interesting features is part of a solution
that's things like this reporting on child migrants crossing the channel
ONS has released stats on deaths by occupation, and they are deeply worrying for the strategy the government announced yesterday. ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati…
Bus drivers are 2.5 times more likely to die from Covid-19.
Advice is to take public transport if you need to get to work, but can't get there by car.
People working in manufacturing are to return to work this week. They're 50% more likely to die from Covid-19
7:52 AM - "No meetings between households"
8:11 AM - "You can meet one person from another household at a time"
8:23 AM - "You can meet multiple people at the same time while socially distancing"
8.46 AM - "You can't meet in a group of three in a park"
Firstly, the OP repeatedly claims there are 128 accounts involved. However, not a single screenshot or handle from any account other than the original account is actually given in the thread. Why is there not a single other account public?
Secondly, Hootsuite being used isn't really suspicious, it's pretty common. But what I've never seen is what OP is claiming here - that he can see who the Hootsuite account is assigned to, and its contributors, from the outside.
That leads to the claim that he's identified the person behind it, but isn't naming them publicly. Which is weird, because in earlier tweets he has named people, and then in later tweets, says he doesn't know who's behind it, but just has "several names".