Twitter has affirmed that two of its supervisors are leaving the virtual entertainment organization in one of the greatest purges since Elon Musk consented to purchase the firm.
The chiefs had been driving Twitter's customer and income tasks.
From this week, the firm has additionally stopped most recruiting, except "business basic jobs".
The move comes as the multi-very rich person Tesla manager pushes forward with a $44bn (£36bn) takeover of the stage.
"We are pulling back on non-work expenses to guarantee we are being dependable and proficient," a Twitter representative told the BBC.
Kayvon Beykpour, who drove Twitter's customer division, and Bruce Falck, who directed income, both tweeted on Thursday that the takeoffs were not their choices.