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Esther Crawford, Twitter exec who slept in office overnight, is fired: report | New York Post
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0:31Now PlayingThe Twitter executive who was seen in a viral photo sleeping on the floor at headquarters as Elon Musk imposed his “extremely hardcore” work culture has been fired, according to reports.
Esther Crawford, a holdover from the old regime who reportedly gained Musk’s trust and elbowed her way into the reclusive mogul’s tight inner circle, was given the boot over the weekend, according to The Information.
Sources told the tech news site that Crawford and several other product leaders learned they were fired after they were locked out of their company systems over the weekend.
Crawford took to social media late on Sunday night and responded to the torrent of criticism from Twitter users who noted that she got the axe despite her loyalty to her new boss.
“The worst take you could have from watching me go all-in on Twitter 2.0 is that my optimism or hard work was a mistake,” Crawford tweeted.
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