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This is a bad argument. "He didn't actually do the work". Well duh. Lots of things are done as a team. He was on the team at three monumental companies. You se
by spencerchubb 3y ago
This is a bad argument. "He didn't actually do the work". Well duh. Lots of things are done as a team.
He was on the team at three monumental companies. You seem to believe he just got lucky. But if it happens 3 times, it's not an exception, it's a pattern.
- Fricken 3y agoThere is no alternate history timeline where Elon and his army of insecure, raging manchildren didn't suck up all the oxygen in the room so I guess we'll never know how much better things could have been.
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- gamblor956 3y agoI've "been on the team" at more than a dozen monumental companies. Doesn't mean I get to take credit for the stuff they've done... And objectively speaking, the fact that everything Musk micromanages is an abysmal failure is proof that Musk was not behind the rockets, or the EVs. SpaceX was going nowhere until Shotwell took over. Tesla was going nowhere until Musk brought in qualified executives from other carkmakers. Boring's a failure to launch. Neuralink is touting "accomplishments" that were already accomplished decades ago. X is worse now after 1.5 years of Musk ownership.
- spencerchubb 3y agoYou should be more positive. You do get to claim partial credit for the teams you were on :) If you were very early to the team, you get to claim a larger fraction of credit as well