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I'm not sure I'd personally get behind Elon Musk as a leader, but people respond to vision and are willing to put in work and ensure hardship, to be part of a
by version_five 4y ago
I'm not sure I'd personally get behind Elon Musk as a leader, but people respond to vision and are willing to put in work and ensure hardship, to be part of a compelling vision. Not everybody is just going to work to collect their pay cheques.
- the_snooze 4y agoCapricious firings and public beratings are certainly one kind of vision.
- _zzaw 4y agoHave you at any point seen Elon provide anything close to a compelling vision for Twitter? I haven't. Other than trollish comments about free speech that he's since walked back, he's given no sign of having any coherent vision whatsoever. The problem here isn't just that he's a terrible person; it's that it becomes clearer by the day that he's really just winging it. Smart, capable people don't want to work around that.
- brokenmachine 4y agoWhat vision? All I see is, "I'm the new king here - drop everything and come on bended knee to show me how all this shit works at 1am or you're fired".