"Fired Our Designer, Need Someone...": Pak-American CEO's Recruitment Post Criticised Online
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Mr Khan's tweet quickly gained traction online, with many users criticising him for "bragging" in public about terminating an employee.
A US-based founder has sparked a discussion on social media with his recruitment post which was shared shortly after he fired his designer. Arib Khan, a Pakistani-American creator of Musicfy - a startup that develops artificial intelligence tools for musicians, posted a job opening on Wednesday, right after firing his designer. "Just fired our designer. Need someone that wants to design products for millions," Mr Khan wrote on the social media platform X. "DM me your portfolio today. Hiring someone tonight," he added. just fired our designerneed someone that wants to design products for millionssoftware + hardwaredm me your portfolio todayhiring someone tonight found someone :)
Mr Khan's tweet quickly gained traction online, with many users criticising him for "bragging" in public about terminating an employee. However, instead of apologising, Mr Khan doubled down on his stance. In the following post, he wrote, "My goal isn't to be nice. If ur designs are shit i will say they are shit. if you can't handle what i will say then don't work for us." he later also shared an update saying he had filled the vacancy.
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