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Idk, I appreciate a sincere, non-corporate spokesperson in our current climate.
by sbr464 8y ago
Idk, I appreciate a sincere, non-corporate spokesperson in our current climate.
- gotocake 8y agoI’m not even going to touch “sincere” given his now documented history of lying outright, but non-corporate? Huh? How many corporations do you need to run before you’re corporate?
- duado 8y agoJust like you can have a solo “entrepreneur” who doesn’t actually have any revenue but acts “corporate” in a suit talking about his synergistic strategic partnerships, you can have the opposite.
- sbr464 8y agoI’m just saying I appreciate the cowboy/straight forward talk at this level of market cap, vs the robotic, corporate, expected talking style.
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- djanogo 8y agoIt's more of a unorganized ADHD filled stutter delivered to Tesla fans. I am not discounting how smart he is to make the $ he made, but his skill level in public speaking is very low.
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- sjwright 8y agoIt gets the job done. Perhaps it would be nice if his delivery was as slick as Steve Jobs, but I think it's disputable whether him being a better speaker would have any practical benefit to the company. Would it have any effect on Telsa product sales? My problem with his delivery wasn't the stuttering—I doubt most of us could speak any better than him in public—it was him interacting with randoms shouting in the crowd. It's cute once or twice but you couldn't hear what was being yelled so Elon's responses were often devoid of context.
- m463 8y agoI would imagine it matches the demographic of the people sitting on a computer avidly watching a livestream of a car still one year out.
- Cyph0n 8y agoYou can be a good speaker and “non-corporate”.