An offer from a volunteer for Musk's job was a joke after he asked his followers if he should step down. Musk unloaded on the intense pressure of running the social media service.
The volunteer asked Musk if he liked pain a lot. Since May, when you have to invest your life savings in Twitter, it has been in the fast lane to bankruptcies. I still want the job.
A researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology gave a proposal for a job. He came up with the idea of becoming the CEO of the social networking site.
Fridman wrote on Sunday that he'd like to run the social networking site for a while. There is no pay. It's all done. It is useful to offer my help in the unlikely case.
Musk tried to back out of his original offer to buy the company because of the number of bot accounts on the platform. There has been a lot of chaos since the acquisition.
Many advertisers have pulled their ads from the social networking site because of Musk's less strict moderation rules. There has been an increase in hate speech as a result of the changes in the rules of the social network.
Musk's personal net worth plummeted this year as investors in his other company sold off their shares because of Musk's preoccupation with social media. He has lost $114 billion on paper and is the world's wealthiest person.
One of the most overpaid tech acquisitions in the history of M&A deals on the Street was Musk's takeover ofTwitter.
Fridman seemed to be willing to accept the CEO job despite the challenges. It will be turned around.
The conversation was friendly and Musk didn't reply at all. Fridman is a fan of Musk and often responds to his messages with praise and support. The two seem to have agreed to have Musk on their show.
Their conversation began when Musk asked his followers if he should step down. There were more than 17 million votes cast in the unscientific poll.
"Be careful what you wish, as you might get it," Musk said before the final results were announced. It is not known whether he will step down. Musk said that he wouldabide by the results of the poll, but that no one would want the job.
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