Musk has appointed a new Twitter CEO. What’s even more surprising is that the new CEO of Twitter is a dog and not a person. Floki is Musk’s Shiba Inu pet. The new CEO of Twitter thinks his dog, Floki, would do a better job as CEO than Parag Agrawal, the former CEO.
Musk famously sacked Agarwal after purchasing the business for $44 billion. Twitter also laid off its chief financial officer Nel Segal and director of legal Vijaya Gadde.
Musk posted a photo of his Shiba Inu, Floki, in the CEO’s chair. Floki is depicted in the photo sporting a black Twitter T-shirt that reads “CEO.” Some papers bearing his paw impressions are on the table in front of him. Floki has a little laptop bearing the Twitter logo on his desk in case he needs to send a message quickly.
The new CEO of Twitter is amazing pic.twitter.com/yBqWFUDIQH
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 15, 2023
Musk captioned the photo, “The new CEO of Twitter is amazing.” He went on to say that the new Twitter CEO is an improvement over the “previous man” in a separate tweet. Parag Agrawal, the former CEO of Twitter, is who he is alluding to.
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Even before the acquisition process began, Musk and Agrawal had communicated on a couple of occasions, and it was evident that there was no camaraderie between the two. Musk said joining the Twitter board was a “waste of time” in a text message to Agrawal.
Even former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey received texts from Musk detailing his conversations with Agrawal. Dorsey, as we now know from the exposed conversations, attempted to set up a meeting between Musk and Agrawal. What he actually said was: “I agree with you one hundred percent…
When Twitter’s previous CEO, Jack Dorsey, stepped down in November of last year, Agrawal was elevated to the position of chief executive officer. In 2021, he received $30.4 million in stock awards as his overall pay.
Agrawal’s dismissal marked the end of his 10-year tenure with the organization. He had initially joined Twitter back when it had fewer than a thousand workers.
He’s great with numbers! pic.twitter.com/auv5M1stUS
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 15, 2023
