Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk reportedly told staff in an all-hands meeting on Thursday that the company’s financial issues are so severe that “bankruptcy is not out of the question” if it doesn’t start bringing in significantly more money, as the billionaire privately expresses a bleak future outlook for Twitter.
Musk reportedly also advised staff to submit their resignation letters if they weren’t physically present at work for 40 hours per week. Even though Twitter had previously permitted employees to work from anywhere, Musk has been adamant about people going back to the office. In recent days, a number of Twitter executives have left the company, including Lea Kissner, chief information security officer, who made her departure from the company official early on Thursday.