Elon Musk e-mailed Twitter
TWTR-N staff on Friday asking that any employees who write software code report to the 10th floor of the office in San Francisco early afternoon, according to an e-mail reviewed by Reuters.
The billionaire said in a follow-up e-mail, “If possible, I would appreciate it if you could fly to SF to be present in person,” adding he would be at the company’s headquarters until midnight and would return Saturday morning.
He said the engineers should report at 2 p.m. on Friday.
The emails came a day after
hundreds of Twitter employees were estimated to have decided to quit the beleaguered social media company following a Thursday deadline from
Musk that staffers sign up for “long hours at high intensity,” or leave.
The company had told employees it would close its offices and cut badge access until Monday, according to two sources, and it was not immediately known whether the headquarters reopened.
Musk ordered employees to e-mail him a summary of what their software code has “achieved” in the past six months, “along with up to 10 screenshots of the most salient lines of code.”
“There will be short, technical interviews that allow me to better understand the Twitter tech stack,” Musk wrote in one of the emails.
Elon Musk e-mailed Twitter staff on Friday asking that any employees who write software code report to the 10th floor of the office in San Francisco early afternoon, according to an e-mail
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