I sympathize with the guy. Big companies today will say to your face that they own your soul, not just your labor on the clock, and act affronted when you disag

I sympathize with the guy. Big companies today will say to your face that they own your soul, not just your labor on the clock, and act affronted when you disagree. This luminary was passionate about automation, and wanted to continue fulfilling the purposes of his company which specializes in automation. His intentions with regards to that were almost certainly abundantly clear at the time of purchase. Tesla just figures, they're the owners now so it's their way or the high way. "I definitely did not depart because I had lost interest in working," had may as well be printed on every business lawyers' card, because it's probably the most common thing they hear in exit interviews. Your over-protective clawing is costing you your workers, idiots!