You hate to see it, but jeez.
My take – Elon Musk was in a sweet spot for a while in which his job perfectly matched the strengths of his on-the-spectrum behaviors and skills. Then he stepped out of that zone.
Not sure he can reel it back in.
You hate to see it, but jeez.
My take – Elon Musk was in a sweet spot for a while in which his job perfectly matched the strengths of his on-the-spectrum behaviors and skills. Then he stepped out of that zone.
Not sure he can reel it back in.
As with many executives and managers in my own experience, I think his greatest contribution to any of his projects was (1) making sure they had enough resources (invested money), and (2) getting out of the way of clueful engineers.
After the Twitter debacle, I’m not sure how much serious money Lemo Snuk can get out of investors.
OTOH, the TSLA stock price has only dropped from $228 to $180 in the time of Musk’s ownership of Twitter.