Judge orders sheriff to evict Twitter from Boulder office

[mooreds]

https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2023/06/13/boulder-twitter-office-eviction.html

[more_corn]

So it begins. I wonder how elon’s stance on wfh will change once he’s evicted from all his offices.

[rsynnott → more_corn]

They were evicted from their Singapore office a few months back, iirc.

“No wfh, but also no paying for offices” is a rather odd combo.

[demarq → more_corn]

I’m sure he’ll suddenly be a fan. Wfh isn’t just a convenience, it’s economics!

[CaliforniaKarl]

https://archive.ph/74Tpp

[mooreds]

"Twitter’s response to a request for comment regarding its Boulder offices was an automatic email with a poop emoji. Twitter CEO Elon Musk tweeted in May that this is the new auto-response for press inquiries."

[gymbeaux → mooreds]

Isn’t it great when children run the world

[bediger4000]

What do employees do when this happens? I mean, Elon has made working from home a fire able offense, so where do the employees go at 8am the day after eviction?

[meepmorp → bediger4000]

It's a 12-D chess move to further trim costs. If they're fired for cause, no severance or unemployment!

[atoav → meepmorp]

Genius. If you fire all the people you got no wages to pay! That means more money for Elon, right? /s

[qbrass → bediger4000]

In this case, there's another office a couple of miles away. At least until Twitter gets evicted from there, too.

[bediger4000 → qbrass]

Apparently the eviction is from the "S'park" office, and X Corp has vacated some other Boulder offices:

https://bizwest.com/2023/06/13/judge-landlord-can-evict-twit...

Looks like a dilemma for X Corp workers in Boulder and a headache for HR. I'm not sure what I'd do in the worker's situation, other than update my resume.

[Obscurity4340 → bediger4000]

His "place", maybe?