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No, but plenty of SpaceX and Tesla employees became very wealthy sticking with Elon's ups and downs over the years. There's no doubt, executed correctly, Twitt
by bottlepalm 4y ago
No, but plenty of SpaceX and Tesla employees became very wealthy sticking with Elon's ups and downs over the years.
There's no doubt, executed correctly, Twitter could be a $200 billion company or more. It's really an opportunity for the employees to make that a reality. Elon (like his other companies) is going to put the engineers in control.
- freejazz 4y ago>It's really an opportunity for the employees to make that a reality. Elon (like his other companies) is going to put the engineers in control. Please, consider investing in some real estate. I have a fantastic property in Brooklyn and it is a deal that you would not believe! Or a less sarcastic response... You mean he'll put them in charge after firing them? Twitter literally barely works right now. I'm not sure how you came to the conclusions you have, but they are unreasonable on their face.
- bottlepalm 4y agoEverything he's doing is bringing Twitter inline with how SpaceX and Tesla already operate. It's a massive culture shock/change. Insubordination is not tolerated. Everyone is super mission focused. No one is irreplaceable.
- freejazz 4y agoYes, captain!
- encryptluks2 4y agoYou mean like how entry level jobs are ran.. people at companies like Twitter, SpaceX, etc are literally not replaceable. It won't take long for him to figure that out. It appears he's already been begging people to come back.
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