“He Schemes in Public, Looking for Approval”: Investors Are Laughing Off Elon Musk’s Bid for Twitter

In the very early days of Twitter, in 2007, the company was struggling to stay focused. Some employees would come in late to work, others would leave early, many would work on side projects that had nothing to do with the mission of the company, and the general consensus around the building at the time was one of chaos. Jack Dorsey, who had become the company’s CEO that same year, had a plan. He wanted to put together a “tea time” where all the company’s employees (a few dozen at the time) would gather to talk about their work and… Read Full Article