> they're also indicating that there's clearly nobody enforcing ownership or accountability for reported issues. Based on gossips about how it allegedly is lik

> they're also indicating that there's clearly nobody enforcing ownership or accountability for reported issues. Based on gossips about how it allegedly is like to work for Elon Musk, it might be that people are even more scared of reaching out to him than to violate the process. Which is a deadly issue: when people are too scared to give honest feedbacks to their CEO, the CEO stops knowing how his company actually runs. Parallels can be made with soviet countries, run through the deforming lenses of five-year plans and fantasy reports.