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Fortune
Christiaan Hetzner

Could 2023 usher in a return of the horrible boss?

Photo illustration of Elon Musk over a grid showing different close ups of his face. (Credit: Photo illustration by Victoria Ellis/Fortune; Original photo by Dimitrios Kambouris; Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue, Getty Images (6))

Despite prophecies of its pending demise, Twitter is still standing—and that’s a concern for workers still relishing the brief period of employee empowerment that stemmed from the Great Resignation.

When Elon Musk cut at least two-thirds of the company's workforce after taking over, critics predicted the microblogging site would face system-wide outages, with events like the FIFA World Cup in Qatar overloading the platform to the point of collapse. 

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