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Serious answer: with all the financial, social, political, and org constraints he's introduced into the picture, there really is only one option: a breakthrough differentiating technology nobody else can replicate. The "hardcore engineering" org idea better deliver a moonshot
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Status quo ante at lower cost is not really an option here. He has 13b in new debt to service, and a private stock that would now probably be realistically worth like $10. Cutting labor is likely not enough to even return to profitability, let alone justify the purchase valuation
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Here's an alternative case: all he has to do is survive what he's done and he'll be hailed as the turnaround artist of the century justified or not. Cutting 80% of staff without a firm exploding is an achievement!
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XApp built around payments and tiktok/YouTube competing video with paid reach and creator revenue percentages. He has an on-the-nose history of publicly posing goals and going straight after them. No reason to suspect he’s not headed this way. There may be AI MacGuffins. t.co/RCwidrIZ1N
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