Now, Elon Musk tells software engineers to reach Twitter headquarters in San Francisco. Details here

A day after hundreds of Twitter employees resigned, CEO Elon Musk issued an urgent call to the company's employees that anyone, who builds software, can kindly go to the 10th floor at 2 pm. Musk requested software developers to go to San Francisco and visit the Twitter office in-person in an email.

According to Bloomberg, Musk added that only those, who are not able to physically be available at the office or have any emergencies, will be excused for not attending it.
The developers were requested to give a bullet-point explanation of their coding accomplishments during the previous six months, as well as up to 10 screenshots of the most important lines of code. Musk stated that the talks will be brief in order for him to better grasp the Twitter tech stack.



The email arrived only hours after Twitter was forced to close its headquarters due to a mass resignation in response to Musk's ultimatum to commit to an extraordinarily demanding work environment.
Musk has given his employees the option of working extremely long hours or losing their jobs.
According to what the media said, at least 1,200 employees quit on Friday, creating confusion over who still has the access to company’s property.

Musk, the world's richest man, has been chastised for making significant changes to the social networking firm he purchased for $44 billion late last month.

FAQs

1. Why is Elon Musk well-known?
   Entrepreneur Elon Musk is the CEO of electric automotive manufacturer Tesla Inc. He was an early investor in various digital startups and closed a deal to acquire Twitter in October 2022.
2. What is Twitter?
   Twitter is a social networking platform founded in San Francisco, California.