Elon Musk says workers at the social media firm must be 'hardcore' if they want to stay, reports say.
Elon Musk has told Twitter staff that they must commit to working "long hours at high intensity" or else leave the company, according to reports.
Workers were told that they needed to click on a link by 17:00 EST on Thursday, if they want to be "part of the new Twitter".The world's richest man has already announced half of Twitter's staff are being let go, after he bought the company in a $44bn deal. In an email to staff, the owner of the social media firm said workers would be expected in the office for at least 40 hours a week, Bloomberg reported.
She added that there was a question mark over how enforceable Mr Musk's email about hours to staff really was.
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