Musk completed his takeover of the micro-blogging site on Thursday.
He was told in an email that he should start a training course on managing social media.
Despite calling himself "chief twit," Musk still has an idea of who the CEO is.
According to automated systems at his latest acquisition, the world's richest man still has a lot to learn about running a business.
In reference to a training course about "what it means to be a good manager at Twitter," an email was sent to Musk from the social networking site.
He took control of the social media platform in a deal that took months to close after the billionaire tried to walk away.
Musk received an email from the social networking site. The email was autogenerated.
He joked that it was necessary to allow 30 days to learn the information. There is a carrot in Management 204.
—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 30, 2022
Someone asked who the CEO was. "My name is Chief Twit and I'm in the bio," Musk said. I don't know who the CEO is.
Two people familiar with the changes told Insider on Saturday that Musk's comments came despite him being set up under internal profiles.
One of Musk's first moves after acquiring the company was to fire the CEO.
A person familiar with the matter told The Information that Musk had reason to dismiss the executives because he wanted to avoid payouts for unused stock awards.
They didn't reply to Insider's request.
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