Assuming that was true[1][2] the point still stands, it means Musk could spend more time on marketing than the tedium of corporate matters. [1] You could argue

Assuming that was true[1][2] the point still stands, it means Musk could spend more time on marketing than the tedium of corporate matters. [1] You could argue it's true by pointing out that ninety percent of Tesla's marketing IS engineering, engineering that fuels a powerful perpetual hype machine. [2] It's obviously not. He is formally trained in economics and physics, and he proved these qualifications with PayPal and SpaceX respectively. When it comes to marketing he's quite clearly uncomfortable in that role.