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It sounds like the author was never given the chance to build organizational redundancy. It was done around and without them in a strangely secretive way.
by bathtub365 4y ago
It sounds like the author was never given the chance to build organizational redundancy. It was done around and without them in a strangely secretive way.
- q1w2 4y agoIt's important to remember that we're only hearing one side of the story here. It's very clear the author has emotion about what's going on, and there are several emotionally toned segments in his account. That's understandable, but it also likely means that this is a biased account of what transpired. Fundamentally, it sounds like SpaceX is having other engineers shadow him because he's a single point of failure. That part alone is not remarkable.
- flumpcakes 4y agoFrom the sounds of it, they were hiring inexperienced/incompetent yes-people into areas of his expertise. That's not really organisational redundancy in my book. Just more blood for the blood gods. I have been places where there's something very simple that a dozen people don't know how to do or the reason why it is there or that it even existed.