Jack Dorsey apologizes for Twitter’s fast growth, following Musk layoffs

Dan November 5, 2022

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has apologized in a tweet for supposedly growing the company “too quickly,” one day after Elon Musk-driven layoffs cut the workforce in half.

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On Friday, Twitter’s 7,500 employees discovered via email whether they still had a job under the ownership of Elon Musk, or if they were part of the estimated 3,700 people who will apparently be let go. Following the round of layoffs, one of Twitter’s co-founders spoke about the event.

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