Jack Dorsey’s Unexpected Take on Elon Musk Buying Twitter: “He Should Have Walked Away”

Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, recently spoke out about Elon Musk’s attempt to take the social media platform private. While once calling him the “singular solution” for taking it private, Dorsey now says that Musk should have just walked away from the deal. In a thread posted on Bluesky Friday, he noted that while his opinion had changed regarding Musk’s involvement with Twitter; if it hadn’t gone public in 2013 then chances are high that it would not have survived as an independent company.

Dorsey also stated that Tesla’s CEO’s actions were often unpredictable and hard to predict, which could be detrimental to any business venture they might pursue together. He felt this was especially true when dealing with publicly traded companies like Twitter where shareholders need stability and trustworthiness from their executive teams for them to remain successful long-term investments.

Though some may disagree with Jack Dorseys comments about Elon Musk’s failed attempt at privatizing Twitter; one thing is certain: both men are highly influential figures within their respective industries who continue making waves across multiple sectors of technology today – whether or not they agree on every decision made along the way!