Haraldur has since responded to that tweet with a long thread explaining his condition as well as his wealth, acquired when he sold his company, Ueno, to Twitter in 2021. The reality is that this guy (who is independently wealthy) did no actual work, claimed as his excuse that he had a disability that prevented him from typing, yet was simultaneously tweeting up a storm.Ĭan’t say I have a lot of respect for that. In a reply to another user’s comment, Musk accused Haraldur of not fulfilling his job requirements and lying about his disability. Haraldur did receive a reply from Musk, who asked “What work have you been doing?” When Haraldur replied, Musk seemed to make little of his work, responding with crying laughing emojis. Maybe if enough people retweet you’ll answer me here?
However your head of HR is not able to confirm if I am an employee or not. Although he could no longer access his workstation, Halli stated that the head of HR was not able to confirm whether he was an employee or not.Īll other options exhausted, Halli resorted to tweeting at Elon Musk directly, asking for answers.ĩ days ago the access to my work computer was cut, along with about 200 other Twitter employees. His job was one of many casualties in the latest of several layoffs at the company, which has gone from 7,500 employees to under 2,000 since Musk took ownership. Laid off without being told about itĪt the end of February, Halli deduced he had been laid off from Twitter when he was no longer able to log into his workstation with his Twitter credentials. Musk implied that Haraldur, known as Halli, had not been fulfilling his job requirements at Twitter, while Halli asked whether Twitter would pay him the severance the company owes him now that he has been let go. In conclusion, Tweetadder is a very helpful program for anyone who manages multiple accounts and wants to grow a large, relevant following.Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, entered into a fiery Twitter debate with Icelandic entrepreneur and philanthropist Haraldur Þorleifsson, who was laid off from the company last month. They can be transferred to other machines but it has to be done manually.
Also, collaboration is difficult because your settings will be stored on the computer. Because of this, your computer must be on for Tweetadder to do anything. The two biggest drawbacks are rooted in the fact that it is a local and not a web based application. I have had to contact support several times about a few issues but each time they responded to me in a reasonable time frame and were able to solve my problems. I do use Hootsuite for actually tweeting but Tweetadder can be an effective tool for that as well if you want to do it all in one. Every account grows very quickly and I do almost nothing. In the end, once everything is configured, all I do is look at the program now and then. Lastly I automate the thank you messages to send out something polite and relevant to each account. Then you automate the number of follows and unfollows per day. To do this, you create some automated searches for keywords relating to your account. What I primarily use this program for is helping grow the network size of my accounts. I like the fact that it is a one time purchase and not something you must subscribe to monthly. This has advantages and disadvantages but for the most part I am happy with.
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It is a local program that you install on your computer, rather than a web based program such as Hootsuite. I manage a large number of accounts and Tweetadder has been magnificent so far at handling them all. Here is my review thus far:įeatures include automation that allow you to: It is truly a fantastic program for marketing on twitter. What Tweetadder does is allows you to automate a number of important tasks related to your Twitter accounts. Tweetadder: The Power of Automated Network Buildingįor the past several months, we have been trying out a popular Twitter automation program called Tweetadder. Important note: This is an older post and some of the features described here are no longer supported by Tweetadder.
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