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Working morning to night, seven days a week: Elon Musk

Synopsis Elon Musk, the newly installed “Chief Twit” of Twitter Inc., beamed into the video link at a business conference running alongside the G20 meeting in Bali this week ETtech Elon Musk says he’s overworked. “I have too much work on my plate, that’s for sure,” Musk said Monday, responding to questions during a session at the B20 in Indonesia, a business conference running alongside the G20 meeting in Bali this week. “I’m working the absolute most that I can work – morning to night, seven days a week.” The newly installed “Chief Twit” of Twitter Inc. beamed into the conference via video link. The comments come as Musk brings his unique brand of management to the social-media platform, firing close to 3,700 people just over a week ago. He’s since backtracked on some of those dismissals, but has also scrapped the company’s work-from-home policies. Musk’s opposition to remote work is well-documented, with staff at Tesla Inc. told to “pretend to work elsewhere” if they wanted to work from home. He’s also been known to sleep at work, or even on the factory floor. How much Musk works was the most consistent theme of Monday’s at-times-stilted conversation at the B20. It was made even more surreal by Musk’s darkened background and dim lighting. The billionaire, dressed in an Indonesian batik-print shirt sent to him by the organizers, said the power was cut off in his location, which wasn’t disclosed. Musk is currently running Twitter, Tesla and SpaceX. He also founded tunneling company The Boring Co. and human-to-computer tech firm Neuralink Corp. Discover the stories of your interest Blockchain 5 Stories Cyber-safety 7 Stories Fintech 9 Stories E-comm 9 Stories ML 8 Stories Edtech 6 Stories “The amount that I torture myself is next level, frankly” the world’s richest person said Monday. Read More News on elon musk working seven days elon musk twitter chief twit b20 conference bali g20 conference Stay on top of technology and startup news that matters. Subscribe to our daily newsletter for the latest and must-read tech news, delivered straight to your inbox. … more less ETPrime stories of the day Disputes Return of RHT: IHH keen to complete Fortis buy, but Daiichi smells a rat 13 mins read Aviation Buy, sell, or hold? Why Dalal Street is divided on IndiGo’s outlook 13 mins read Logistics Steep dip in e-commerce warehousing demand as inflation hit consumption: Everstone’s Rajesh Jaggi 8 mins read Subscribe to ETPrime

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Published on : 2022-11-14 05:50:48

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