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10 Tweets about… Twitter’s leadership exodus

By Omar L. Gallaga
Jan 25, 2016
In this file photo, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey speaks at a fundraiser in New York. Twitter says that four executives are leaving the company. Alex Roetter, Skip Schipper, Katie Stanton and Kevin Weil are exiting the company. Roetter served as senior vice president of engineering, Schipper was vice president of human resources, Stanton was vice president of social media and Weil was senior vice president of product. Credit: Mary Altaffer / File/ ASSOCIATED PRESS
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In this file photo, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey speaks at a fundraiser in New York. Twitter says that four executives are leaving the company. Alex Roetter, Skip Schipper, Katie Stanton and Kevin Weil are exiting the company. Roetter served as senior vice president of engineering, Schipper was vice president of human resources, Stanton was vice president of social media and Weil was senior vice president of product. Credit: Mary Altaffer / File/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

On the news that four senior executives at Twitter are leaving the company, Twitter had plenty to say:

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