Elon Musk to Step Down as Twitter CEO, Should He Find a ‘Foolish’ Replacement—No More Chief Twit?

More than a day has passed since Elon Musk's poll ended, with people wanting him gone from the platform should the votes agree to kick him out. Now, Chief Twit announced that he would indeed step down as the Twitter CEO if he finds a replacement that is "foolish" enough to take on the job and manage the social media.

Musk also revealed his plans after his resignation, as he still is its present owner after the acquisition, but more on the internal affairs of the platform.

Elon Musk Will Step Down Should He Find a Replacement

When the Twitter poll ended with people agreeing for Musk to resign as its CEO, there were those asking for updates or any statement from Elon Musk regarding this topic.

Chief Twit broke his silence earlier today, and it finally addressed his resignation from the platform, which he clarified via a tweet. Here, Musk said that he will indeed resign, but only after finding a fitting replacement to fill his role and carry on his job as the leader of the short-word social media platform.

This reply is a follow-up to what he said before, with him claiming that he will abide by whatever the result brings.

However, he did not mention names of those who will succeed the job, one that is "foolish enough" to take on the role of CEO on Twitter.

Is There a Fitting CEO for Twitter Already?

Presently, there are no fitting candidates that are willing to step up and take the role of Chief Twit.

And while some presented themselves to try and manage the platform, Musk tells them the consequences of taking the Twitter CEO job, one where they have to invest their life savings to keep it alive, claiming that it is in the "fast lane to bankruptcy since May."

Chief Twit's Run on Twitter

There have been massive changes on Twitter since Chief Twit stepped in, and let that sink in, marking his official reign on the platform. One of his main goals is to deliver free speech for the public, a move that is part of his plans to decentralize Twitter and give the platform back its former glory where people can publish whatever they like on the platform.

However, there was a significant change in the so-called Twitter 2.0, and it centers on the blue verification checkmark that charges people $8 monthly to get the stamp on their profiles.

Additionally, the tech CEO let some of the notorious banned people back on the platform, after a Twitter poll asked the public about granting "general amnesty" for these accounts.

People were torn on Musk's leadership on the platform, and this is also evident in his previous poll regarding his resignation, with close results that garnered 57.5 % Yes, and 42.5% No answers to his departure.

Now, Chief Twit is allegedly on the hunt for his successor which is "foolish" to take on the role, and until then, he remains as its leader and CEO.