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Musk should replace himself with Sandberg or Friar
The ideal replacement Twitter chief must provide a soothing presence for advertisers while providing the workforce with confidence to create new features that users will pay for.
The Lex ColumnElon Musk seems intent on continuing the tradition of musical chairs among Twitter chief executives. On Sunday (Monday AEDT), he used an online poll to ask users whether he should step down as head of the platform.
His erratic online behaviour since buying the company means it was no surprise that the answer was “Yes”.
Financial Times
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