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Maybe Elon shouldn’t have fired his entire PR department. This is what happens. The closest thing now is a comment on hacker news
by killingtime74 5y ago
Maybe Elon shouldn’t have fired his entire PR department. This is what happens. The closest thing now is a comment on hacker news
- throwaway894345 5y agoWhy would Elon firing his PR department motivate legacy autos to pour money into politics and media? Seems to me that Tesla’s success at taking over the market is a much more likely motive.
- KerrAvon 5y ago
- killingtime74 5y agoDon’t hate the player (the PR employee). If you want to influence government policy you have to play the game. If you don’t, great, that’s good (I support that), but don’t complain when the President doesn't mention Tesla. Engineers are sometimes too sheltered, we only complain on our forums here after the fact.
- throwaway894345 5y agoThe PR department is irrelevant, precisely no one is complaining about any fallout that could credibly be traced back to Musk dismantling the PR department. “The game” isn’t funding a PR department, it’s lining the pockets of politicians and media, and I’m glad Tesla and Musk aren’t playing it (and yet they’re winning!).