<< Some employees were offered up to $100,000 in raises to stay I will admit that this entire saga shows rather reactive, if not plain erratic, behavior. That

<< Some employees were offered up to $100,000 in raises to stay I will admit that this entire saga shows rather reactive, if not plain erratic, behavior. That said, this behavior supposedly is not new in a sense that Musk has been known to sometimes sleep at Tesla factory and is a known workaholic that demands similar level of devotion. I am saying all this as someone, who defended Musk's initial layoffs, because I assumed ( clearly wrongly ) that he had some sort of plan devised during his review of Twitter during purchase. Musk is currently worth 180b. Even if he burns Twitter to the ground, he could still buy 2 or 3 publicly listed companies on a whim ( as he seems prone to do ). Is it the kind of power we, as a society, want one person to wield?