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This is like listening to just one side in a divorce. As an outsider, I don't think it's fair to judge unless you hear the other side, and we almost certainly
by stickfigure 4y ago
This is like listening to just one side in a divorce.
As an outsider, I don't think it's fair to judge unless you hear the other side, and we almost certainly won't hear that (for legal reasons). Maybe if there is an ongoing stream of these sorts of letters we could infer something. But as far as I am aware, there isn't.
I get that it's popular to hate on Musk right now but it's still inappropriate to get worked up over what's basically a nasty breakup.
- GenericPoster 4y agoAgreed. Especially after reading the below snippet. My sympathy went out of the window. > My life has been spent working long days, nights, and weekends, putting in whatever effort was required to get the job done. My wife resided in Northern California while I was based in Los Angeles; with no children at home and very little social life, I often spent seven days a week onsite at SpaceX, putting in 10-12 hours almost daily. I knew no one there who worked more hours than I did. Later, during Covid, I was still working onsite and traveling for business while many other engineers worked remotely. I was quite hardcore. I'm not denying that there is age discrimination happening but I wonder how much of this story is distorted by his perception of it. If he wants to pursue legal action that's his right but I think Spacex did him a favor.