No wonder Musk could fire so many and the place just keep going along:

When so many of those fired were incompetent, or crooked, or both.  For example,
Former Twitter security executive Peiter "Mudge" Zatko says that he broached the topic of a foreign asset working at Twitter to another executive, who brushed off Mr. Zatko's concern.
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Twitter didn't monitor employee computers at all, it was not uncommon for employees to install spyware on work devices
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On 1/6, Mudge (the whistleblower) wanted to take action to prevent potential sabotage by a rogue employee. He learned it was not possible for Twitter to secure its production environment.
And on, and on.  Including top brass lying about and concealing the crap.  I have to wonder if some of that could get them legally charged.

And our major media, still, shows little interest.  Isn't that wonderful.