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Twitter is having an internal pep-rally meeting to pump up employees
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey
It's been a rough week for Twitter, with a wave of high-level departures and the stock getting battered.
So CEO Jack Dorsey took the stage on Thursday to rally the troops.
The effect, at least to judge by some of the effusive tweets being fired off by Twitter employees, was something between a pep-rally and a kool-aid-fueled love-fest.
Using the hashtag #oneteam, Twitter employees praised the company's positive impact on social change and freedom of expression, as well as its internal culture.
The tweets appeared designed to show that employees are still eager and excited about the company, at a time when Twitter is facing numerous challenges and growing doubts about its future.
Asked about the tweets, a Twitter spokesperson said it was simply Twitter employees "sharing why they love this company and this service," and noted that Twitter is hiring.
Here is a sampling of what Twitter employees are saying:
I love working for twitter because it gave me a chance to impact the world. Think, how often you end up with a job like this? #oneteam
— Siva Gurumurthy (@sgurumur) January 28, 2016
I work @Twitter b/c we make lives better, help people accomplish their dreams, & work w/ the most talented people in the industry #oneteam
— Kristina Frost (@kfrost) January 28, 2016
If we are focused on learning we will do the right thing ~ @jack #oneteam pic.twitter.com/nFe9va5t5h
— Melissa Daimler (@mdaimler) January 28, 2016
#Twiiter: the best place to be, both on platform, and off with the best, passionate, talented people 👊 #OneTeam pic.twitter.com/5budQ4b3SO
— Salvatore Ippolito (@salippo) January 28, 2016
Great people. Massive impact. #OneTeam
— Richard Alfonsi (@ralfonsi) January 28, 2016
Twitter makes the world smaller--in the best way possible. That's why I'm here #oneteam pic.twitter.com/0dvUQ7HnOw
— Tim Perzyk (@tperzyk) January 28, 2016
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