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>Telling others how to run their own company feels strange, especially given how Musk led two companies to great success. Only if you care about your TSLA shar
by johnnyanmac 2y ago
>Telling others how to run their own company feels strange, especially given how Musk led two companies to great success.
Only if you care about your TSLA shares. I can say he's done an awful job from a quality and worker standpoint just fine.
>With what authority or credentials do you say that?
Being (or striving to being) a moral human being.
>You are free to short Tesla stock if you truly believe that.
1. I'm not a fan of gambling with monopoly money
2. How does that even work? Shorting is predicting it falls and comes back up. I do not predict that. I know that TSLA is a meme stock held up my Musk's personality. THe moment he's out of the governmental picture it will fall. The moment he steps down it'll fall like a rock. If it falls a lot, it's not coming back up for a decade+, assuming the new owners are even interested in long term value.
>A lot of people work multiple jobs and are hired while being transparent about them. I don't see a problem with that if their superiors are okay with it.
The superior's superior is us. I'm not okay with the blatant conflict of interest. Carter over 50 years ago had to sell off his peanut farm to tale office. Musk meanwhile is geting government contacts while slashing others. It's so blatant.
>He lead SpaceX and Tesla to great success, so a lot of people think he has proven that he can multitask successfully.
And the employee accounts I read lead me to believe they had to work around Musk, not with Musk. The moment he goes hands on he does the same song and dance; recklessly fire a bunch of people who make him feel bad, scramble to try to get the best people back, and cause a lot of long term damage. He literally can't access all of his SpaceX facilities because he's not classified.
It's sad this propaganda that "he did and lead this" works so well even on other people in tech when these stories have been out there for decades.