The founder of Twitter and the history of infighting

In October 2013, Evan williams,biz Stone and Jack Dorsey at a Twitter conference where Twitter might not be the way you'd think. Twitter has four founders, Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Evan Williams and Biz Stone. Dorsey and Williams, who once served as CEO, withdrew in turn, and Glass, who was also the founder and the name of Twitter, vanished into the Twitter picture and became the "invisible founder". Meet back in 1999, Evan Williams and Meg Hourihan co-founded the Pyra Labs, launched the famous online blog service blogger. Pyra was acquired by Google in 2003, and a year later Evan Williams left Google and started his own podcast (video-sharing) service Odeo. Jack Dorsey met Williams in 2005 and was hired as a programmer. But Odeo's end was not good, and after Apple released itunes with podcast store, the fate of Odeo's death was doomed. Founder of Twitter: After the start of the Odeo failed, Williams,dorsey, Noah Glass, one of Odeo's founders, and a friend of Dorsey's Biz Stone started Twitter together. Twitter is an urgent need to collaborate, and the founding team, including its founders, has an abacus: Blaine Cook wants to do Twitter more like Txtmob,williams wants to do more like Blogger,dorsey Glass is more interested in making Twitter a communication tool. Stone said, "We were in a rat-running underground office, and our team struggled internally, and everyone thought it was stupid." "But they did what was going to change the world." Glass is the person who took the name of Twitter, although at first it was temporarily replaced by a twttr. Dorsey played a very important role in Twitter's founding, and when it comes to driving the vision, it's mostly Dorsey. Odeo and Twitter investor George Zachary said that despite Glass's support for Twitter's founding, Dorsey is the real core founder. Think of the founder of the Twitter name, Noah Glas.There has been infighting within Twitter for years. For a while, Twitter seemed to be built around William and Stone, and even Dorsey was "forgotten". Glass once complained on Business Insider that his contributions had been erased by Twitter, and Williams then tweeted that Glass's contribution to the early days of Twitter was underestimated. But neither Twitter's early employees nor their investors agreed that Glass had much to do with Twitter's form. In fact, the famous @ Reply sign was not thought out by Twitter employees, but by a user named Robert Andersen. Similarly, the tweets and tags were not invented by Twitter's founding employees. Twitter is more like a discovery trip than an invention. Glass's moods accelerated his departure. He was getting divorced, and he mixed up his personal life and work pressure. Glass hates Twitter's bird logo, which he once faced with the logo. Eventually, Glass was expelled because Dorsey threatened to leave the glass without him, but the decision was taken by Williams. Evan Williams named Jack Dorsey as the first CEO of Twitter, but took his place after a year, but then withdrew. Williams appointed Dorsey as the company's first CEO in 2007, calling him "the genius behind the idea of Twitter". Insiders say Dorsey owns a 20% stake in the company. But enthusiasm and independence do not mean that Dorsey can manage the company well. Dorsey admits: "We could have done a lot better, and we didn't do any instrumentation." "This means that when system capacity is tested they do not have much ability to measure accurately." Dorsey will leave early to take a yoga class and then come back to work. For a while, Dorsey had a CEO coach, but his taste for life conflicted with the company's management responsibilities. The Twitter board (Williams, the biggest shareholder) forced Dorsey out and assigned Williams to replace him. Dorsey will continue to be the nominal chairman, but without real power. Williams didn't want to be CEO at first, but then he went. The biggest reason for this is that Dorsey is considered not ready to be CEO. But the next thing proved that Williams was not the right person to be CEO. Williams withdrew from the Twitter board in 2011. Dorsey was, after all, the chairman of Twitter,A lot of people would ask him for advice. But in the board vote, Dorsey chose to abstain. Dick Costolo was appointed as Twitter's new CEO in 2010. Dorsey also became an active player in the company.