Twitter WFH over
Elon Musk tells employees to be ready for difficult times
New Delhi, Elon Musk has been taking some new decision every day ever since the command of Twitter was completely in hand. On Wednesday night, Elon Musk sent Twitter employees his first e-mail since becoming the owner of the company. However, in this mail, he did not give any good news to the employees. In the mail, Elon Musk warned employees to be prepared for difficult times to come. Along with this, he also announced to completely end work from home in Twitter.
According to a Bloomberg report, Elon Musk said that now remote work (Work from Home) will not be allowed. Employees will have to be in the office for at least 40 hours every week. It's been almost 2 weeks since Musk took over the reins of Twitter. During this, he has discharged about half the employees and most of his top officials. The situation is not hidden from anyone.
In his e-mail, Elon Musk has said that the financial condition of Twitter is not hidden from anyone. He said that this is not the time to talk sweetly. Needless to say, what the economic situation is and what effect it could have on a company like Twitter, which is dependent on advertising. Musk said that employees will have to come to the office. The employee who has any problem, then he can get exemption from this rule.
All users may have to pay money
Elon Musk is planning to charge a subscription fee from all Twitter users. Just yesterday, the platform had told in one of its reports that in a recent meeting, Musk had discussed this idea with the employees. Musk plans to make Twitter service available to users for free for just a short period of time. After the end of the stipulated time limit, users who want to use Twitter should be charged a few rupees for this, although it is not yet clear when the new rule will come into force and how serious Musk is about it.
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