As Twitter scramble continues, hate for Jack Dorsey grows at Twitter, claims report

Elon Musk took over Twitter after months of negotiations. However, as expected, the takeover sparked a new tussle within the company, with several top execs, including CEO Parag Agarwal, being fired. Media reports suggest that about 50 per cent of Twitter’s 7,500 employees are about to lose their jobs. And now, media reports have surfaced suggesting that Twitter employees hate former CEO and founder of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, for their misery, according to New York Post report.

Jack Dorsey quit the company in November 2021, citing several issues that were beyond his authority. However, close observers claim that Jack Dorsey was equally responsible as the CEO and on the board of directors.





Following Elon Musk’s takeover, Jack Dorsey rolled over his 18 million shares in the company rather than cashing out. According to a New York Post report, top Twitter executives blamed Jack Dorsey for the takeover, which is why he was hated at the company.

The report quoted a source stating that the company’s growth had been flat for over a decade because Jack Dorsey was flying around with models.

The source added that nobody complained about the stagnation out of respect for Dorsey, considered the “next Steve Jobs.”
Following his exit from Twitter, Jack Dorsey started working on other projects like Square and Block. Last month, Dorsey revealed Bluesky, a decentralized social networking platform that prioritizes autonomy for users and developers.

FAQs

What’s Jack Dorsey’s new social media platform?
Revealed last month, Bluesky is a decentralized social networking platform that prioritizes autonomy for developers and users.

How many Twitter shares does Dorsey own?
Jack Dorsey owns 18 million shares of Twitter, valued at over $1 billion.