Elon Musk continue to make changes on Twitter

Ever since Elon Musk took over Twitter things have been changing a lot. Now Musk changed the rules for remote work again.

Elon Musk is changing Twitter's remote work policies once more. Ever since Elon Musk took over Twitter things have started to change and it does not stop to change. Bloomberg and The Verge report that Musk, who previously prohibited remote work at Twitter, has indicated that some remote work is possible.

Elon Musk continue to make changes on Twitter

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"As to work, everything necessary for endorsement is that your supervisor gets a sense of ownership with guaranteeing that you are making a fantastic commitment," Musk wrote in another reminder to Twitter staff. He went on to say that teams should meet in person at least once per month, with weekly meetings being "ideal."

Musk recently give the employees an ultimatom about their job. The employees would either had to commit to Twitter or lose their jobs. After that announcement some employees started to quit. One day after Twitter employees were told they had to agree that they "want to be part of the new Twitter," in which employees will be expected to work "long hours at high intensity," Musk made his most recent remarks regarding remote work.

Musk now seems to be worried that not enough employees are buying into his vision of a Twitter that is "extremely hardcore. "According to Bloomberg, Musk has been pitching his plans to "key employees" and has hired other leaders "to convince employees to stay" at the company.
However, Musk made it clear that he was more than willing to punish managers for remote employees who fail to meet his expectations.