NEW DELHI: Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal on Saturday mirrored on the latest modifications in his crew and stated nobody within the firm is "working simply to maintain the lights on".
This comes after Twitter confirmed that two senior executives are heading for the exit and Elon Musk's announcement that his $44 billion deal for the corporate was "briefly on maintain".
"Some have been asking why a 'lame-duck' CEO would make modifications if we're getting acquired anyway," Agarwal stated.

"The quick reply could be very easy: Whereas I anticipate the deal to shut, we must be ready for all eventualities and at all times do what's proper for Twitter. I am accountable for main and working Twitter, and our job is to construct a stronger Twitter on daily basis." he tweeted.
"Nobody at Twitter is working simply to maintain the lights on. We take delight in our work. Whatever the firm's future possession, we're right here enhancing Twitter as a product and enterprise for patrons, companions, shareholders, and all of you," he added.

Agarwal added that he "will not use the deal as an excuse to keep away from making essential selections".
"Folks have additionally requested: why handle prices now vs after shut? Our business is in a really difficult macro surroundings - proper now. I will not use the deal as an excuse to keep away from making essential selections for the well being of the corporate, nor will any chief at Twitter," he tweeted.
He's "centered on doing the job" and you may anticipate extra change for the higher," he wrote.
"So what are you able to anticipate from me going ahead? I am nonetheless centered on doing the job, and that features making arduous selections as wanted. I'll proceed to embrace the deep complexities of our service and our enterprise. And you'll anticipate extra change for the higher," he added.
In the meantime, Agarwal additionally thanked his crew for staying centered and agile.

"Lastly - a lot gratitude for our complete Twitter crew. They've stood robust and centered, sharp and agile. They have been doing the work, as they at all times have. Onward," he tweeted.