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That's conjecture. There are many reasons why a person might leave a company, and not all of them are because the person is unhappy with the company or the com
by elihu 9y ago
That's conjecture. There are many reasons why a person might leave a company, and not all of them are because the person is unhappy with the company or the company is unhappy with the person. I'd rather we didn't jump to conclusions in the absence of evidence.
- dogruck 9y agoYou are correct that it’s conjecture. I did include the weasel word “probably.” I certainly do not have inside info. But, in the real world, if he were interviewing for a new job, the prospective employer would surely have this conversation: Q: So, why did you leave Tesla? A: Oh, just felt like it was time to go. Wanted to start my own thing. Q: Ok. But, didn’t your departure coincide with the announcement that the Model 3’s primary production bottleneck was with assembly of the battery pack? A: Yes, but that was just a coincidence. I had been talking about leaving for a while. Q: Ok. Would you mind if we talked with 3 references from Tesla? Perhaps your direct manager, a peer, and one of your subordinates? A: Sure.....