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I’d be worried he start pulling in the Twitter management style and do poorly considered large scale changes on a whim. Basically: if he’s an obvious liabilit
by alkonaut 4y ago
I’d be worried he start pulling in the Twitter management style and do poorly considered large scale changes on a whim.
Basically: if he’s an obvious liability at Twitter, can he be the safe bet at Tesla? And can a man really be expected to be CEO of two large companies (not to mention three or more)? I’d not go anywhere near an instrument whose value depends on someone who has suddenly become extremely erratic. I think that’s the reason for the drop more than anything else. Shareholders are doubting Musk already.
- redox99 4y agoThey are doubting him (including myself). But nobody's going to ask for a new CEO as long as Tesla continues to grow like it has been. Only if Tesla misses a few quarters, people would actually consider replacing him.