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Making him immune to mistakes?
by bytematic 8y ago
Making him immune to mistakes?
- empath75 8y agoThere’s a reason lawyers vet public statements by corporate officers.
- na85 8y agoMaking him responsible for mistakes.
- hackcasual 8y agoMeaning his mistakes move markets. Nobody has to be on Twitter. If you are and you're on the c-suite of a publicly traded company, you need communication discipline
- 2muchcoffeeman 8y agoSo he should stop tweeting about company related matters unless someone has cleared him to do so. Seriously why? Do you go around teeeting about potentially sensitive company info? Employees don’t do it, why is Elon doing it?