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there could be a number of reasons other than "Elon doesn't care about xyz" other members of the dev team can/are already doing this Maybe he plans to make it
by vorticalbox 4y ago
there could be a number of reasons other than "Elon doesn't care about xyz"
other members of the dev team can/are already doing this
Maybe he plans to make it part of everyone's job
Maybe he has his own team to replace it
We have zero knowledge of what's going to happen so jumping ship without knowing the full picture seems haphazard to me.
- mechanical_bear 4y agoJumping ship because of X at this point is just ideological flexing, we have zero indication how this will play out yet.
- klabb3 4y agoI wouldn't go that far. I agree that there's a lot of that visible right now, but Elon demanded round-the-clock hours from employees as his first "executive order", as well as locking down offices. He just doesn't seem that good of a boss, and more like a traditional capitalist in a sense. Is it ideological to want decent working hours?
- tchaffee 4y ago> we have zero indication. That's a gross mismanagement of sweeping changes. Which is in itself an indication. Anyone could have predicted people leaving the platform if they were told ahead of time how the layoffs and extra hours would be so poorly communicated.
- tchaffee 4y ago> we have zero knowledge So a grossly mismanaged change from a PR perspective. Of course there is going to be fallout from that.