This was expected to happen, but it will not happen soon. Even before Elon Musk’s buyout deal is completed, top Twitter executives are leaving the company. Twitter’s general manager of consumer products, Kyvan Becpour, and Bruce Falk, general manager of revenue, have announced their departure.
Baccour took to Twitter to announce his departure after 7 years at the company. In a shocking revelation, Bekpore said that Parag Agarwal asked him to leave because the CEO wanted to take the team in a different direction.
“The truth is I didn’t imagine leaving Twitter when, and it was not my decision. Parag asked me to leave after telling me he wanted to take the team in a different direction,” Bekpour said in a statement. Said via tweet. He thanked Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey for his support.
Falk, who was with Twitter for 5 years, also announced his departure via a tweet. “I wanted to take a moment to thank all the teams and partners I have been fortunate to work with over the past 5 years. Building and running these businesses is a team sport,” his post said Is.
Jay Sullivan will take over as both head of product and interim head of revenue.
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according to a report by the new York Times, Twitter CEO announced Falk and Becpour leaving the company in an official email. In the same email, Agarwal also mentioned stopping most hiring and pulling back on spending. However, he clarified that at present there are no plans to lay off.
A bloomberg The report said, Agarwal noted failures to hit audience and revenue targets as reasons for the departure of these top executives. In the email, the Twitter CEO wrote (as reported by the publication), “At the start of the pandemic in 2020, the decision was made to invest aggressively to deliver large growth in viewership and revenue, and as a company I didn’t hit the intermediate. Milestones that enable confidence in these goals.”
There are rumors that the Tesla CEO, once he becomes Twitter boss, will fire Agarwal and become interim CEO. Replying to a Twitter user, Agarwal recently said that he is not worried about losing his job, but more about the future of the company.
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