Alexis Guilleux, edited by Yanis Darras
In California, the creation of rest rooms in the premises of Twitter questions up to the highest peak of San Francisco. Since the arrival of Elon Musk at the head of the social network, the rich businessman intends to make his employees work much more. Even if it means making them sleep on the spot.
Working harder to…save Twitter? In recent days, employees have noticed a strange broom in the premises of the American social network. According to several of them, parts of the premises have been transformed into fully equipped dormitories, with beds, curtains, tables and bedside lamps. According to the magazine Forbesthere would be four to eight such rooms per floor in the premises of Twitter.
In reality, this novelty corresponds to the desire displayed by Elon Musk to see his employees engage tirelessly for the social network. Last month, the billionaire even issued an ultimatum to his employees: work hard for the blue bird company, or leave. Result: more than 1,200 people preferred to leave, and they are not the first. Since the Tesla boss took power, half of Twitter employees have resigned or been fired.
San Francisco opens an investigation
For the moment, the new management has not provided any justification or explanation for the appearance of these beds in the premises. A lack of communication described as lack of respect by some Twitter employees.
But these beds may not remain on site, as the city of San Francisco has opened an investigation to ensure that these new developments at Twitter comply with the law.