After announcing its departure from its long-time home in San Francisco, X has now confirmed that it will be vacating its iconic Market Street building in just two weeks. This decision marks a significant change for the company, which has been based in its Market Street headquarters for the past 12 years.
X has informed its remaining staff that they will be relocated to its offices in San Jose or Palo Alto. Additionally, the company intends to establish a new headquarters in Texas, where Elon Musk’s other businesses are based. The exact number of staff members who will be forced to relocate to Texas remains unclear, but this move represents a major shift for the company.
The decision to move X out of San Francisco was sparked by new legislation signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom, which Musk believes is indoctrinating children through the education system. Musk, who has personal experience with a child transitioning, feels that the current “woke” culture around sexual identity issues is harmful. He has previously stated that the “woke mind virus” led to the death of his son and resulted in no contact with his now daughter. Despite his claims being refuted by his daughter, Musk remains firm in his belief against the current educational practices.
The relocation of X from San Francisco to Texas will be a gradual process, as moving all staff members will be a significant undertaking. Employees will need to consider their travel and relocation requirements in order to continue working at the app. This major transition signifies the end of an era for the company, with the pre and post-Elon experiences being vastly different for many employees.
The departure of X from San Francisco represents a major shift in company culture. The decision to relocate to Texas and establish a new headquarters marks a significant change for the company and its employees. Despite the challenges of moving the entire operation, X is determined to make this transition a reality.
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