#1805 Ojo que al final emprenderán acciones legales por incumplir los términos de servicio y/o por daños de imagen a las empresas y seguro que más de un imbécil no está tras una VPN o lo que haga falta para que no puedan ir a por él...
El lobby de las farmacéuticas, nada más y nada menos xDD
#1801 La peña se flipa un poco con Twitter. Es como si el mundo empezara y acabara así y la realidad es que Twitter no es representativo de la sociedad, hay muchas cosas interesantes pero también hay mucha ponzoña y toxicidad, yo ya ni entro porque da asco.
Tampoco pasaría nada porque se lie en Twitter, nadie te va a pegar por la calle xd
#1807 Típica táctica de meter miedo a los empleados para que se dejen la piel ahora currando... Pero es que esa mierda la hacen hasta empresas con beneficios de la hostia en IT, son las risas cuando dicen que todo va mal y hay poco presupuesto y despues la empresa duplica crecimiento cada año, 10/10
Dejo interesante lectura para el que le apetezca (en inglés)
https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/cruel-changes-at-twitter/
Pues se ha cargado la politica de trabajo en remoto:
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/nov/10/elon-musk-scraps-twitter-work-home-staff
Ademas:
The mass layoffs have raised concern about the company’s ability to maintain security on the platform and comply with government regulations. Those fears were compounded this week by the departure of three top security officials at the company, including Kissner, the chief privacy officer, Damien Kieran, and the chief compliance officer, Marianne Fogarty.
In their absence, employees are being encouraged to “self-certify” the platform is running in compliance with privacy laws
In their absence, employees are being encouraged to “self-certify” the platform is running in compliance with privacy laws
hostia menudo shitshow jaja
#1810 En Tesla ya lo hizo. Por lo visto si tienes los suficientes fanboys con ganas de hacer 40+ horas y tener esa experiencia en su CV te aguanta la empresa. Pero vaya.
Al final Musk va a ser más presencialista que el sector público español xddd
#1815 En Tesla tienes las RSUs y otras formas de compensacion. En Twitter no tienes RSUs, ya tienen que pagar bien en sueldo para justificar el comer mierda y trabajar en una empresa que parece que va a la deriva.
No podría haber acabado con el hambre en el mundo con los 44.000 millones y dejar de hacer el ridículo, no, tenía que ser el más popular de la clase.
#1816 Y que más de uno puede que calcule los gastos de lo presencial (y el tiempo) y vea que le compense una bajada de sueldo en otra empresa a cambio de no tragar con las muskadas y con la liada actual.
https://www.axios.com/2022/11/10/twitter-loses-two-more-top-executives
Twitter's head of trust and safety and the company's interim head of advertising have both left the company, Axios has learned. Both appeared Wednesday with Elon Musk on a Twitter Spaces chat designed to calm advertisers.
Why it matters: Their departures cap off one of the most chaotic days in Twitter's short history under Musk.
Earlier Thursday, three top executives responsible for security and compliance also resigned.
The Federal Trade Commission, which has a consent decree with Twitter, said it was tracking developments "with deep concern."
Details: Robin Wheeler, Twitter's VP of U.S. client solutions who appeared poised to become Twitter's next sales leader, is out, a source tells Axios.
Without Wheeler, sources tell Axios, "That means it’s over ... Trust is gone."
Musk pulled in Wheeler to address the advertising community during Wednesday's Twitter Spaces chat.
During the event, Wheeler tried to get Musk to talk about brand safety and content moderation, but he mostly only wanted to discuss product.
Yoel Roth, Twitter's senior director of trust and safety, also quit, Axios has learned. Musk had been leaning on Roth in the past few days to explain the company's efforts to mitigate harmful content from proliferating on the platform.
The big picture: Earlier on Thursday, Musk warned engineers and product staff in a call that a Twitter bankruptcy "isn't out of the question."
In his first-ever note to staff, Musk wrote: “Without significant subscription revenue, there is a good chance Twitter will not survive the upcoming economic downturn."
Aún estoy esperando que se revele que era todo un artificio de marketing y y en realidad elon musk tenía un plan perfecto que está ejecutando como un ave de presa.
No porque sea yo fan del tío si no porque ese nivel de no tener ni puta idea de lo que haces me provoca una crisis existencial.
He visto esto publicado en Reddit y me parecía interesante, es un mensaje en el Slack de Twitter que uno de sus abogados compartió:
Twitter is a remote-first workplace, and has operated as such for years. It is a fundamental change to our employment contracts to require a 40hr a week in-office requirement. I do not, personally, believe that Twitter employees have an obligation to return to office. Certainly not on no notice (it at all).
I also remind all Tweeps (at least in the US) that we have an unlimited PTO policy. All Tweeps are able to take PTO. Perhaps today is a good day to take some rest and recharge.
Everyone here should also know that our CISO, Chief Privacy Officer and Chief Compliance Officer ALL resigned last night. This news will be buried in the return-to-office drama. I believe that is intentional.
Over the last two weeks. Elon has shown that he cares only about recouping the losses he’s incurring as a result of failing to get out of his binding obligation to buy Twitter. He chose to enter into that agreement! All of us are being put through this as a result of the choices he made.
Elon has shown that his only priority with Twitter users is how to monetize them. I do not believe he cares about the human rights activists. the dissidents, our users in un-monetizable regions, and all the other users who have made Twitter the global town square you have all spent so long building, and we all love.
I have heard Alex Spiro (current head of Legal) say that Elon is willing to take on a huge amount of risk in relation to this company and its users, because “Elon puts rockets into space, he’s not afraid of the FTC.” I have heard another leader in the Legal department say that because of the tight SLA’s (of two weeks?!) between product inception > launch, Legal will “have to shift the burden to engineers” to self-certify compliance with FTC requirements and other laws. This will put huge amount of personal, professional and legal risk onto engineers: I anticipate that all of you will de pressured by management into pushing out changes that will likely lead to major incidents.
All of this is extremely dangerous for our users. Also, given that the FTC can (and will!) fine Twitter BILLIONS of dollars pursuant to the FTC Consent Order, extremely detrimental to Twitter’s longevity as a platform. Our users deserve so much better than this.
If you feel uncomfortable about anything you’re being asked to do, you can call Twitter’s Ethics Hotline at (xxx) xxx-xxxx or submit a report at ethicshelpline.twitter.com. Please also note the FTC’s number is: 1-877-FTC-HELP. You may also remember that Mudge reached out to httos://whistlebloweraid.org
I wish you all luck. It’s been such an honor to work with all of you. And I’ll be taking a day of PTO today.
#1823 Eso es para justificar la reducción de plantilla más brutal que vamos a vivir. Bueno nosotros no, ellos.
Está intentando ganar rentabilidad a costa de los sueldos y salarios. Pero si realmente hace quiebra quién más va a perder es el propio Elon.
La verdad que a nivel empresarial no sé muy bien que está haciendo, le noto muy torpe. Pero claro, solo vemos lo que publica así que...
