Elon handed this to him, he initiated it in the first place after all. And the court sided with Twitter to follow through because Musk obligated himself.

Even this huge premium you guys are so impressed with was set by Musk. Parag had nothing to do with the price.

And before this, what commendable things did Parag do at Twitter? This was just a lucky break for him.

Not impressive at all. At best an unforced error on Musk's part.

Point is he was involuntarily fired in an unceremonious and embarrassing way on Musk's first day on the job. Based on his track record at Twitter, he deserved to be fired.

You're making that out to be such a great thing that he got fired because he gets a huge severance. Big deal. CEOs all over get huge severances for doing shit. Look at Mayer leaving Yahoo. At least she didn't get fired though.

Anyone with half a brain in his situation would have done what he did. It was obvious common sense to go to court with Musk. And the case was a slam dunk against Musk because of Musk , not Parag. He didn't make any brilliant moves. He just had to show up to court with Twitter's lawyers.

What would be impressive is if he deserved to stay on the company and worked with Musk to turn it around. But he didn't deserve it because he did squat for Twitter. Only thing he did was catch a lucky break at the end.

No, it's not a hard life at all, but not impressive at all either.

I'm not. Elon initiated the buyout. Yes, Parag went to court with Musk, but that's not a brilliant move, that is common sense. Anyone in his situation would have done that. The court sided with Twitter not because of anything Parag did. It was simply because legally, Musk was obligated. Without Elon's initiation, nothing like this could ever have happened. Had nothing to do with Parag. He was just there.

And before this, I'm not so impressed with what he's done with Twitter in his tenure.