Follow the originator Jack Dorsey’s recent departure Monday, New Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal is wasting time shaking the company. Report from The Washington Post says Agrawal announced the “major restructuring of the company” today, including the departures of Michael Montano and Dantley Davis, who led the process. engineering and design, respectively.
Twitter confirmed the redesign of Engadget. The spokesman said “Parag focuses on performance and setting up Twitter to achieve its goals; these changes were made with the idea. “This will enable us to work more efficiently and make decisions faster, more responsibly,” added the spokesman.
Davis already today tweeted photo from the offsite team, saying: “It was amazing two years ago on Twitter for me. Thank you to everyone who made this special. This means more than words can describe.” Sara Beykpouf, who worked for a manufacturing company, he also wrote that today would be their last day on Twitter, although it is unclear if this is related to the redevelopment.
The Send stated that according to all the company email received, Montano and Davis will leave at the end of the year (ie, this month). It also noted that “the reforms appear to have a significant impact on consumers, finances, and corporate technical divisions, which will be supported by Kayvon Beykpour, Bruce Falck, and Nick Caldwell, respectively.”
In retrospect, there was a perception that major corporate changes were taking place. Mu a several tweets posted by the Investor Relations Twitter account At the Bank of America Securities 2021 Leveraged Finance Conference yesterday. Specifically, the team said: “We can move faster and do better. We will focus on the same goals, the same metrics, and the same work. But we believe that Parag can help us make decisions faster, and have a better understanding of where to choose – make seats.”
Change (12/3/21, 3:24 pm ET): The article was adapted to include tweets and Twitter information that arrived after the article was published.
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