Yesterday’s Twitter poll shows that Elon Musk should step down as CEO, if he retains his promise and obeys the people’s voice. The billionaire himself said that nobody wanted to claim this position, but now self-nominated have already been found, and not only in Musks inner circle.
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According to Bloomberg, the associate of the current Twitter president Jason Calacanis (Jason Calacanis) and former CEO of PayPal David Sacks (David Sacks), as well as Andreessen Horowitz partner Sriram Krishnan, can in this situation claim the role of Musk’s successor. Calacanis also ran his own poll on Twitter, while he talks about his own candidacy and David Sacks. The other party got 31.1% of the vote in the individuals, the combination of the two applicants scored 21.6%, Calacanis limited himself to eight.2% of the vote and the other candidate’s chosen scoring 39.1%. The survey involved 13 879 Twitter users.
It is generally accepted that the three entrepreneur named Elon Musk were part of the landing party that landed immediately after he bought the company. According to evidence, all three got the authority to take part in the investigation, and make decisions in the areas of staff management and also the communications between advertisers. Calacanis and Sachs deny any involvement in the management of the company.
Musk has the chance to attract a manager from other companies such as Twitter and other companies. These are examples of such mutations. Omead Afshar, the CEO of the Tesla facility in Texas, was transferred to SpaceX to work on the Starship plane. Tom Zhu, who helped create a Tesla charger and build the manufacturing plant in Shanghai since 2014, was recently transferred to Texas to scale local electric vehicle production.
His bid for the post of head of Twitter was openly announced by Elon Musk and Lex Fridman, who are engaged in research in artificial intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His passion for running the company was to change the way he works, but the savior, like a jolly-done executive, urged himself to reconsider his ideas, which included the possibility of losing the money invested in Twitter and other related matters.
The Financial Times reports suggest that former Facebook-* coo Sheryl Sandberg could take over Twitter. If she doesn’t agree to such an offer, the alternative candidate will be Sarah Friar, who served as chief financial officer of Square in 2009 – founded by Jack Dorsey, who was at the heart of Twitter. It’s also known that one month ago, Elon Musk rejected the candidacy of John Legere, former T-Mobile CEO, at the time of discussing the option to name the successor to the post of head of Twitter.
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