Twitter (TWTR) saw two more executive resignations on Wednesday.
Jeremy Gordon, head of product engineering at Twitter, announced his departure through the social media platform. In his Tweet, he said that it’s been “an amazing two years” but that it was “time for the next adventure!” Gordon joined the company when his startup Cabana was acquired in 2012, reports Recode.
The other Twitter executive to give his resignation was Adam Kinney, leader of the company’s analytics group. Kinney had been with the social media company for four years at the time of his resignation. He also announced his departure via the social media platform. He said he would “rest” before moving onto “the next thing,” Recode notes.
The exact reason that these two Twitter executives have chosen to leave the company is unknown. However, CNBC reports that some executives at the company are “concerned that the company’s product vision is not clear enough.”
Earlier this month, Vivian Schiller stepped down from her role as the head of news at Twitter.
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