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Twitter Employees Exit Following Elon Musk's 'Hardcore' Vision Opt-in Deadline Hundreds of the remainig 3,000 Twitter employees reportedly resigned Thursday, ahead of the deadline of 5pm San Francisco time given by new owner Elon Musk as he tries to reset the culture at the company which was notoriously laissez-faire and unproductive under the previous woke management. Musk asked employees to commit to building his new vision of the social media platform or leave. “Going forward, to build a breakthrough Twitter 2.0 and succeed in an increasingly competitive world, we will need to be extremely hardcore," he wrote to employees this week. "This will mean working long hours at high intensity. Only exceptional performance will constitute a passing grade.” An FAQ sheet sent out to employees Wednesday evening, laid out details of what Twitter is offering to those who opted to stay on with the company. “This is not a phishing attempt,” the document begins. "if an employee doesn’t click “yes” on the form to confirm they want to stay, Twitter will “treat that as a resignation.” Most US employees who choose to leave will receive two months on payroll with benefits, plus one month of severance pay if they sign a forthcoming separation agreement. Musk also clarified the new remote work policy, telling employees in an email on Thursday they would be allowed to work remotely if their managers asserted they were making “an excellent contribution.” Following reports of the resignations at Twitter Thursday, left-wing trolls took to Twitter to declare 'RIPTwitter,' claiming that that the social media platform will shutdown any day now. Ironically, the hashtag trended for several hours on the platform. Reacting to a tweet about reports of the resignations, Musk wrote "the best people are staying. so I'm not super worried." https://www.keneci.com/hotfeed-read-more#h.9mv41ehow8jh