Elon Musk hired Man who lied about getting fired from Twitter

Any sort of news connected to Twitter seems to carry an interesting route and Twitter’s new chief, Elon Musk is certainly the owner of all the credit be it the lay off, the mass resignation or an unexpected hiring .

As the world knows, after just one week of acquiring Twitter ,Elon Musk fired close to 3500 employees . After this mass some employees even took the route of mass resignation at their own will and quit their jobs after Elon Musk issued employees an ultimatum: Stay with the company “working long hours at high intensity” or quit with three months’ severance pay.

However as per a latest report claims, Elon Musk has hired one of the two men who faked getting fired from Twitter when the first layoffs were carried out. A man named Daniel Francis along with Rahul Ligma, faked about getting fired from Twitter. Both the men claimed to be engineers at Twitter and walked out of the Twitter office claiming to be laid off. But surprisingly later it was revealed that the duo never served for the company , they were never a part of it.

Usually spreading such fake news was indeed a daring act by the two men enough to provoke the anger of the new Chief of Twitter but Musk who likes being the unusual one rather unexpectedly enjoyed their stunt and has now hired one of them in his company. So the chosen one is Daniel Francis who is now included on the employees list of Twitter.

He is now truly a Twitter engineer is now listed in the company’s Slack channels, according to Insider. As per the report he had now been hired as a software developer at Twitter. However he doesn’t have an official title yet.

According to reports even before the layoffs actually started , both Daniel Francis and Rahul Ligma started spreading fake news about Twitter layoffs.

Recently Elon Musk even invited “Ligma and Johnson” back to Twitter’s headquarters. He shared a picture of himself posing with the duo. Elon Musk wrote, “Welcome back Ligma & Johnson!” In another tweet, he wrote: “It’s important to admit mistakes when I make them, and I really did fire them, one of the biggest mistakes.”