Business Insider India reported Twitter is considering ditching its co-working spaces in both Delhi and Mumbai after they did it with the Bengaluru office. Employees at Mumbai’s WeWork facility in BKC and at Delhi’s The Executive Centre in Qutub started the office-vacating process as early as December 2022. Prior to this, Twitter had given up its co-working spaces in Bengaluru too.
The report cited the reason behind it as the global direction changes within Twitter itself. A number of media outlets reported Musk failed to pay rent for Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco earlier this week. In Singapore, an email was sent to all employees about the decision, telling them to leave the CapitaGreen building and prepare to work from home.
