No, the product is the problem.
Imho the product was never the problem. I don't even believe official twitter policy was the problem. I think it was enforcement and interpretation of the policy that many took issue with. The cesspool is and will always be the constant.
Well I suppose its what its being used for then. Its supposed to be a micro bloging platform but is basically a giant watsapp group.
Like every other social media site / platform.
Arguably Facebook is better suited as its less anonymous and you can articulate better but agree, social media has created this mess.
I agree with that one. There was a nice forum on fb once with “real” people. Once the owners opened it up to the outside world it got destroyed in a few months.
Ja, wierd how people talk to each other about all sorts of things and have different opinions.
Reason he tried to pull out. Couldn't, so now will make it viable at the very least or have fun trying.
Sounds like all of SA government and SOE's.
You do realize the opposite is also true right?
We do that with no problems and the team aren't even all in the same country. If you can't synchronise and work together without being able to directly interact in person, then you have other problems.
People like to perpetuate the myth that the cause is working from outside the office. The problem with that claim is that people can do no work while in the office too. Unless the plan is to have someone standing there watching what they're doing all day the only thing you can be sure of is that they're at their desk.
Or why he was so keen to buy...
Given Musk's apparent personality I suspect it is really more about control. He likes to impose his will on others. I doubt he'd care even if there was clear data showing improved productivity and higher profits from remote working.
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