\u201cIt feels like all the people who made this place incredible are leaving,\u201d the Twitter staffer said. \u201cIt will be extremely hard for Twitter to recover from here, no matter how hardcore the people who remain try to be” while Twitter trends heavily with “Goodbye Twitter” and “Rest in Peace Twitter”.<\/p>\n
The microblogging platform was streaming with hundreds of memes and the fresh walkout of Twitter company’s employees comes after Musk recently fired dozens of employees who criticized or mocked him in tweets and internal messages.<\/p>\n
Musk<\/a> then set a deadline of 5 PM ET on Thursday for all employees to respond \u201cyes\u201d on a Google form if they want to stay for what he is calling \u201cTwitter 2.0;\u201d otherwise, today would be their final day of work and they would receive a severance package. After the deadline hit, hundreds of employees quickly started posting farewell messages and salute emojis in Twitter\u2019s Slack, announcing that they had said no to Musk\u2019s ultimatum.<\/p>\n Michael Swartz said, “Musk turned one of the biggest sites on the internet into a crater within a month.\u00a0\u00a0I never want to hear anyone call him other than a dipshit ever again.<\/p>\n Twitter HQ<\/p>\n RIP Twitter”<\/p>\n Musk turned one of the biggest sites on the internet into a crater within a month.<\/p>\n I never want to hear anyone call him other than a dipshit ever again.<\/p>\n Twitter HQ<\/p>\n RIP Twitter<\/p>\n — Michael Swartz (@Maswartz226) November 18, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n