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> Nobody except delusion fanboys would be willing to work for such a company This is the point. It's by design. Musk wants that level of loyalty right now. You
by cloutchaser 4y ago
> Nobody except delusion fanboys would be willing to work for such a company
This is the point. It's by design. Musk wants that level of loyalty right now. You can hate his methods or decisions, but I think the entire point is he wants 100% dedicated people right now at Twitter.
Given the magnitude of resistance from so much of the staff about the entire acquisition, and the bloat of silicon valley companies on top of it, I can see his reasoning.
- 082349872349872 4y agoBack when broadcast TV was a thing, I cut short an interview with a TV exec as soon as he mentioned "loyalty". I've been out of the SW game for a while, so serious question: are there actually any examples of technical companies where personal loyalties are considered a positive input?