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Oh yes, the good old "Let's do all it takes to meet demands of an unhinged billionaire even if it means crippling our own health in the process". Classic.
by frankjr 4y ago
Oh yes, the good old "Let's do all it takes to meet demands of an unhinged billionaire even if it means crippling our own health in the process". Classic.
- pjkundert 4y agoThey’re only doing what their CEO does, from time to time, to make things happen. Cry me a river. I’ve lived on a farm - sometime you just gotta do what you gotta do…
- bsg75 4y agoThe difference is a farm needs that sort of dedication to function properly. Nature does not have a massive ego, and nothing started and finished this week at Twitter will make a significant or long term difference in its bottom line.
- pjkundert 4y agoThis is why Aerojet Rocketdyne expects to produce 4 RD-25's a year -- and SpaceX produces 1 Raptor-2 a day. If you call this level of expectation a "massive ego", then perhaps there is something that you don't understand going on here?
- bsg75 4y agoSpaceX is a different business entity that actually produces something of value and utility. When it comes to Twitter, yes the ego is out of check, expecting employees to go above and beyond for something that is little more than a spam cannon. That said, neither company's success could not be realized on a normal work weeks for all employees. Nothing SpaceX is doing has a hard time limit - they are not saving lives or winning wars. Its about revenue - short term revenue.
- mikkergp 4y agoIs there anything they're working on that falls into the category of "gotta do"? It's not a farm after all.
- tristanbvk 4y agoAgreed. Just out the work in. My lord. Work gives life meaning.
- throwawaylinux 4y agoAll it takes, up to and including having someone else photograph a scene you staged and posting it on the internet.
- 65934 4y agowhy are you hurt lmao