Elon Musk Ends Remote Working , for Twitter Employees.
Insider reports that Musk sent an email to employees on Nov.
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The email reportedly told staff that they are now required to work in the office for a minimum of 40 hours a week.
They can no longer work remotely unless Musk gives them approval.
The new Twitter CEO also reportedly warned staff to prepare for "difficult times ahead.".
Musk said there's "no way to sugarcoat the message" about the state of the economy and the impact it will have on the company.
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The Tesla and SpaceX CEO thinks advertising on the platform will play a big role in keeping the company's foundation strong.
Amid the multitude of changes that have already taken place at the company, .
Employees revealed that Twitter's "days of rest," implemented by co-founder Jack Dorsey to avoid burnout, had been terminated.
Musk's other businesses are known for working long hours, and Twitter is apparently headed in the same direction.
Musk's other businesses are known for working long hours, and Twitter is apparently headed in the same direction.
Musk's other businesses are known for working long hours, and Twitter is apparently headed in the same direction.
A photo of a manager sleeping at Twitter's San Francisco HQ recently went viral
