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Give it time. Twitter has been miss managed for years, it needs a shake up and its going to take time for the peaces to fall in to place. For all the people wh
by quelsolaar 4y ago
Give it time. Twitter has been miss managed for years, it needs a shake up and its going to take time for the peaces to fall in to place.
For all the people who say Elon is out of his depth, remember all the people who said he was out of his depths when making a car company, or trying to go to space. Many fortunes have been lost betting against him. Will he succeed? I have no idea, but I would not bet against him in the long run.
- noja 4y ago*self-driving car company. He hasn't delivered on that yet.
- peter-m80 4y agoAnd still not in mars
- quelsolaar 4y agoNo, you see engineering takes time. Getting people in to orbit took 15 years, it took at least 10 to get mass production of electric cars up and running. All those where late but he did it.
- alphabettsy 4y agoMy opinion is that engineering problems are easier to solve than social problems. Even easier when you have billons to throw at them. Much of what Musk has gotten himself into with Twitter are in the realm of social problems. For all his positive qualities, he strikes me as having low emotional intelligence. We’ll see what happens.
- kaba0 4y agoNo, people he hired did it. That’s like… all the difference.
- defrost 4y agoThat cave-sub was well out of depth, and portage, and ability to navigate tight turns. I'm pretty sure Elon put more thought into that than his buy twitter impulse.
- shagie 4y agohttps://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1514698036760530945 https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1514698036760530945 Note that the price was $50.00 + 420¢ ... and a poll. He was memeing and gets side eyes from the SEC when he starts talking about stock prices.
- beardyw 4y agoI was feeling sorry for those folks who lost their jobs, but then I thought - Elon's ok.
- kaba0 4y agoWell, he is so out of depth regarding engineering a car/rockets that the only thing he can possibly do is to hire some smart guys who work for him. He literally only has a single patent for tesla, a goddamn door handle. (Oh, also, they are feeding on government subsidies) Twitter is a much different category where you “only” have to manage people, there is no one stopping his narcissistic personality from doing harm and here is the result. Why do you give him the benefit of doubt? It could have easily been a CEO-swap without any worry from the outside. But he posted controversial shit instantly, made up a ridiculously stupid paid-verification which removed the trust from accounts, fired plenty of its talent base wrongfully! having to rehire many of them at presumably insane costs, while also don’t forget about severance. He is just terribly incompetent at his job, if that is anything more than being an ATM machine.
- quelsolaar 4y agoSo if all he did was hire some people smart people. Why havent ever other person with a bank account started a sucsessful car/rocket company? The opotunities he has had has been open to a lot of people. Besos has a lot of money and smart people but that doesnt seem to be enough to go to orbit.
- kaba0 4y agoI don’t know, who started a car/rocket company in question? Because they were both bought by Elon after the fact, including the “founding” title (because, narcissism/selling this image of successful CEO)
- quelsolaar 4y agoYou are right. Elon didnt file the incorporation papers, he only took it from a grarage startup to the worlds most valuable car maker. Clearly the founder who never shiped a car is is the one who deserves credit, not Elon.
- kaba0 4y ago
- Comevius 4y agoHe is constantly out of his depth, just got lucky with the government subsidies and the right people at the right time, like Gwynne Shotwell. What even he is doing with Twitter at a time when Volkswagen and the rest of the auto industry is easting Tesla's lunch. Most CEO's are practically invisible, busy managing their company, this man has multiple companies and yet he keeps posting meme pictures all day long.
- 1letterunixname 4y agoWishful thinking. There's a difference between a planned and deliberate reorganization, and injecting infinite chaos. Chaos and stress don't produce better results for knowledge work; it just makes the most qualified people leave and invites horrible MSPs like TCS and Taos to come in and keep the crap barely working.
- 411111111111111 4y agoTo be fair, Twitters user engagement has probably skyrocketed with all these controversies. It’s probably doing better than ever before by internal statistics. I am pretty sure all our armchair speculations are pretty pointless and we’ll have to see how it’ll play out over the next months/years
- kaba0 4y agoI mean, that’t pretty much just catastrophe-tourism at this point. 8 dollars won’t save Twitter, and advertisers are pulling out en mass and they won’t come back because it is pretty worthless to pay for ads if they are indistinguishable from the funny joke accounts’ content. And I know that was just discontinued, but I guess it’s too late.
- someNameIG 4y ago> For all the people who say Elon is out of his depth He recently tweeted "did it 4 da lulz" then deleted it
- dmarchand90 4y agoI've really liked elon for a long time but I've lost my last bit of respect for him when he bought twitter. Tesla and SpaceX are handling the biggest problems of our age. So why is elon wasting his time running this chatter- factory