agreed that's the driver—I've heard as much from a couple people
the jury is still out on the "no real consequence" piece, however
managers seem to ignore the fact that Twitter is private, so who knows how bad it's really doing these days
the jury is still out on the "no real consequence" piece, however
managers seem to ignore the fact that Twitter is private, so who knows how bad it's really doing these days
No observable impact. Until the whole thing implodes.
Clearly that never happened. Twitter is still online, making changes and executing. That's what executives are responding to here. They aren't going to draw a strong link between fewer people and less ad revenue when attacks on Twitter by advertisers are so clearly politically motivated, it's just not relevant for most companies business models. Overstaffing is.