> Anybody with a life isn't desired by these places I'd go further, the author basically points out that he doesn't really have a life beyond work, or is dedic

> Anybody with a life isn't desired by these places I'd go further, the author basically points out that he doesn't really have a life beyond work, or is dedicated to the level they're expecting. The problem here is that Musk companies are churning employees who don't fit the "frat bro" culture that Musk likes. Telsa is like this, SpaceX is going that way, Twitter is clearly doing the same. What's really sad is that the culture they're creating is about that self-identifying alpha male hierarchy – and Musk likes it because he's at the top. Diverse hiring in terms of age, gender, orientation, etc, is the best way to combat this.