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It seems unfair to blame Elon for some number of "mission critical" people being let go. It's highly unlikely he sat down and crafted the list himself... He s

It seems unfair to blame Elon for some number of "mission critical" people being let go. It's highly unlikely he sat down and crafted the list himself... He set a direction and it was executed, many layers of individuals were likely involved. Note: I'm not a Musk fanboy, nor am I a hater. We can settle for relatively impartial.

dragonwriter 4y ago
> He set a direction and it was executed The direction absolutely should have included both initial high-level criteria and more detailed final sign-off on functions thar were being eliminated.
- metadat 4y ago
  It is commonplace at many large companies to require top C-level executives approve each new hire personally (even if it's only a brief [mostly] formality). No reason it shouldn't be the same for terminations, especially large-scale ones. I know Google and Oracle both operate this way.