Through his Twitter account, his favorite portal to announce the big changes to the platform, Elon Musk has announced the hiring a new chief executive officer (CEO) -of which he does not give his identity- who will occupy the position, which until now belonged to the tycoon, in about six weeks.
Excited to announce that I’ve hired a new CEO for X/Twitter. She will be starting in ~6 weeks!
My role will transition to being exec chair & CTO, overseeing product, software & sysops.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 11, 2023
“Excited to announce that I have hired a new CEO (executive director in English) for Twitter. She will start in approximately six weeks!” Musk confirmed on his official profile of the aforementioned social network. Likewise, the magnate and businessman has detailed that, once the journey of this new directive begins, he will go on to serve as “CEO and CTO”thus taking charge of the “supervision of products, ‘software’ and ‘sysops'”.
From the moment it took effect purchase of Twitter last October for 44,000 million dollars (about 40.3 billion euros), Musk took over the operational leadership, also implementing numerous changes in an erratic manner, which earned him much criticism for trying to take over the daily management of such a complex network.
As dropped in December
In fact, he himself launched an online survey among users last December to ask them if he should resign as director, which was approved by 57% of the participants. Although he said that he would abide by the decision, he did not at the time. As the only response, she then tweeted: “I will step down as CEO as soon as I find someone crazy enough to take over that position! After that, I’ll just run the software and server teams.”
The company has been severely undercapitalized losing almost four-fifths of its staff, mostly dismissed and in other cases by voluntary marches. In addition, the various formulas devised by Musk to make the company profitable -such as charging for verified accounts- have turned out to be a fiasco, and Musk has in fact been forced to return the status of “verified” to important accounts (for example, media of communication or “influencers” with legions of followers) without having paid for it.
Source: LA INFORMACIÓN – Lo último by www.lainformacion.com.
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