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Elon continues to prove what an awful human being he is, devoid of empathy. Why publicly shame the guys disability? What does that gain you? Surely that’s gro
by dagmx 4y ago
Elon continues to prove what an awful human being he is, devoid of empathy.
Why publicly shame the guys disability? What does that gain you?
Surely that’s grounds for an unlawful termination suit given that Elon made it about his disability
- dzhiurgis 4y agoHe publicly apologised few hours ago
- parrellel 4y agoAfter half a day someone managed to explain to him he'd put himself on the hook for 100 million bucks, yes.
- synu 4y agoWell, he said someone misled him and it wasn't actually his fault what he did. I don't know if that rises to apology exactly.
- dzhiurgis 4y agoIt's never going to be enough for you people isn't it?
- friendlyHornet 4y agoIt should not be enough to deflect blame after publicly mocking an employee. Elon is not a child, he is responsible for his actions.
- dagmx 4y ago“I’m sorry I acted badly” is very different than “I’m sorry someone else misled me” One doesn’t take on any blame himself and doesn’t acknowledge his bad behaviour. So yes , this is not enough because it’s just him eating crow while trying to save face. He hasn’t actually apologized for the actual issue.
- croes 4y agoBecause it's a repeating pattern from Musk. Maybe he should learn from past mistakes instead of publicly posting something based on hearsay
- synu 4y agoFor me an apology (regardless of who makes it, this is not a special standard I hold just for Elon Musk) is taking responsibility both for the action and then taking steps to help address the consequences. Pointing to how it was someone else's fault is at best a deflection, it doesn't take any responsibility nor try to adress the harm.
- rasz 4y agoAfter learning about $100mil contract payable upon termination of Halli employment.
- dagmx 4y agoHe didn’t. He backtracked and used the word “apologize” but there was no apology or recognition of his actual bad behaviour. Instead he deflected to some hypothetical other person that misled him.