The head of Twitter's advertising business leaves and is expected to receive $11.2 million in compensation.

According to news on the evening of November 1, Beijing time, Sarah Sarah Personette, head of advertising at Twitter, confirmed on Twitter today that she had left her job last week.

Pesonette's previous position on Twitter was "chief customer officer". Analysts say Pesonette's departure has created more uncertainty for advertisers. They had wondered what would happen to Twitter under the leadership of Elon Elon Musk.

To that end, Mr Musk reassured advertisers last week that his past criticism of Twitter's censorship rules would not damage the appeal of Twitter. Musk also promised not to turn Twitter into a place full of misinformation and hate speech, but to make it the most respected advertising platform in the world.

In fact, it was reported last week that Musk had fired Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, CFO Ned Ned Segal, Vijaya Vijaya Gadde, director of legal affairs and policy, and Pesonette, who would receive compensation of $38.7 million, $25.4 million, $12.5 million and $11.2 million, respectively.

Pesonette has yet to comment.

It was also reported that Musk had led more than 50 Tesla employees he trusted to join Twitter after the acquisition, most of them software engineers from the Autopilot department.