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Simply can't understand his action as Tesla still have thousands of backlog orders to fulfill. Cutting down on staff at this critical period. Buying Twitter make no sense either. With his wealth, he can simply put up a few hundreds millions to startup a social media platform instead of digging to his own wealth to buy an overpriced platform.

Tesla Cuts Job Openings Since Elon Musk's Economic Warning

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Listings are down 32% from a recent high on May 21.In addition, about 20 people identifying themselves as Tesla employees said they were laid off, let go or had positions terminated in the past week in online postings and interviews with Reuters. 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And on June 4 he tweeted that over the next 12 months salaried worker headcount would remain the same and total headcount at Tesla would likely increase.Musk’s warning about the economy was read by analysts as a warning for the broader auto sector, which has seen strong demand relative to production despite two years of global pandemic and increasing concern of the risk of recession.Tesla has achieved record deliveries and earnings despite supply chain constraints, but a lockdown in Shanghai cut production. Its share price also has dropped 40% this year, partly because of concerns by Tesla investors about Musk's offer to buy Twitter .Others found evidence that Tesla had pulled back on job postings in recent weeks. Hedge fund Snow Bull Capital calculated a 24% drop in Tesla job postings globally in the first week of June, and a 12% decrease in the second week of June.Julian Cantu, who had been working for Tesla for over a year in Austin, Texas, said that he was told that his job had been eliminated.\"I didn't necessarily think it would happen to me,\" said Cantu, who was paid on an hourly basis.Cantu told Reuters that several other members of his team had also had their jobs eliminated. 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