So it was in a company wide email sent out this week that Elon Musk warned Twitter employees

that there would be difficult times ahead.

The announcement came as Musk is continuing his quest to transform Twitter in what he referred

to as an everything app.

According to Bloomberg, Musk said in the email that there was no way to sugarcoat it.

The fact that the road ahead is arduous and will require intense work to succeed.

Isn't it interesting that Elon Musk has really pulled the veil back on from a financial

standpoint, what a flawed company Twitter was?

And what I mean by that is when you are a publicly traded company, people, especially

in the tech field, people do not always buy results.

They buy potential for long term results.

And in the case of a Twitter, you are seeing how much of it was smoking mirrors and ideas.

And now that you actually have to make money off of Twitter as an Elon Musk has creditors,

he obviously has mass leveraged his own personal fortune, a little bit of this too, is that

he overpaid for Twitter, obviously.

But you are seeing what kind of a poorly run company Twitter was from a standpoint of

a business need to make money perspective because clearly he is coming in here as a business

man saying, wow, there are major problems with this organization.

He said that effective immediately remote work would be banned, meaning that the staff

is required to be present at the office.

He also told him, if you don't show up to the office, we're going to take that as

your resignation.

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