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> He fired one of two remaining principal engineers at the company after the engineer told him that views on his tweets are declining in part because interest
by King-Aaron 4y ago
> He fired one of two remaining principal engineers at the company after the engineer told him that views on his tweets are declining in part because interest in Musk has declined in general.
I know this thought isn't professional/sensible/viable/legal/moral/etc/etc, but man... It would take all of my willpower and then some to not just smack him in the teeth if I were to be fired for this kind of reasoning.
- anonymousab 4y agoI dunno, it would kinda depend. If you depended on the job, sure, it could be infuriating. But if you were set, in terms of stock or savings or general wealth accrued after having a principal position for a while? Then it might be easier to take joy in responding to a narcissistic boss' question with the faux-polite version of "maybe you just suck".