Who here would want to work for this arsehole?

[Gibbon]

On R4 this morning some IT company owner type chap was very happy that talent was been released. Like he said why should some of the best be wasted on how to make people click on a link to crap adverts. Far better to be employed on something that helps like medical diagnostics or power-grid load sharing. I agree, I could have earned more doing tulipe, but tbh doing aeroplanes is like a hobby in itself.

[northernladuk]

You think he's bad you wanna meet my companys boss. He's a right twunt of the highest order.

[TestMangler]

You think he's bad you wanna meet my companys boss. He's a right twunt of the highest order.

And, like Musk, he never gets a round in

[Whorty]

You think he's bad you wanna meet my companys boss. He's a right twunt of the highest order.

What's his accountant think of him?

[northernladuk]

What's his accountant think of him?

Thinks he's a right Always asking him questions.

[SueEllen]

Thinks he's a right Always asking him questions.

He clearly doesn't talk to his accountant until after he does things.

[TheDude]

Don't care how good the remuneration is.

I've never done those sort of hours as a contractor

I bet you have never trousered that sort of cash as a contractor either

[TheDude]

I would be out also.

And if you worked for Twitter on a high wage and didn't save, then you are a fool.

It costs a hell of a lot to live in the bay area which is why these firms pay salaries like this.

[eek]

It costs a hell of a lot to live in the bay area which is why these firms pay salaries like this.

Thats half the reason

The other half is that the US is a very different business culture to the UK let alone Europe.

[DealorNoDeal]

I wouldn't be seen dead driving one of his cars, never mind working for the tosser.

But then again, I wouldn't have worked for twatter before he took over. Or any of the other social media companies. Nor a lot of other US companies for that matter. Did that 20 odd years ago, never again.