Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
If he can't find away to generate more revenue he will probably have to go public, but then he will have his own "brand" of BoD. He has already attempted to get the big users, that are celebrity status, like AOC and entertainment stars to pay a $20.00 subscription to use Twitter. After AOC picked him apart for it, he dropped it to $8.00 and still was laughed at. He's suppose to be this high power business man and yet he paid hundreds of billions of dollars for something that wasn't worth that much and he didn't even have a solid plan in place to fix the money hemorrhaging that it is now presenting. The guy is a little, rich kid that always got his way and like others think that the merry go round never stops. He is an idea man and not afraid to push the envelope, but what he pushes isn't always what is needed. I read somewhere that even the Tesla cars are declining in popularity because of problems with quality and maintenance costs. I don't know if that is true, but I read it someplace, can't remember where.Yeah, there's no way that I would want to work for any of his companies. He's one of those people who thinks people should be in the office doing their jobs, which is all I need to know about him. At the ripe old age of 27, I'm past the point in my career where I come into an office everyday.That alone tells me never ever go to work for Tesla, Twitter, or SpaceX.
As far as the board of directors goes, I wouldn't expect a board of directors in a private company. A board of directors is there to serve the interests of shareholders. Twitter only has one shareholder now that they're private, so the board isn't needed. Major higher ups in the company going isn't unexpected either.
