I don't see any way you can lay that many people off in a week without doing vast damage to the company, I mean I could see it if there was an unprofitable arm of a company you were closing down but when its in every department then you really have no clue who you are canning or what they do, on top of this I don't see anyone wanting to stay at Twitter at this point, what Musk is signaling is it is going to be a grimly unpleasant place to work, chaotically run, long hours.
The staff that are the most innovative qualified and essential will already have 15 or 20 job offers on their linked in account, they will bail, Musk will be left with the Big Heads and Jimmy Yiang's of the company not the Gilfoyle's
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