Re:The Head of the Cybertruck Program Quit Tesla. Model Y Le...
by horisbrisby on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @06:08PM
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It sure sounds like an analysis concluding that Musk hires completely unqualified people so they can be micromanaged and then scape-goats when it turns out the management they didn't participate much in was bad (or was maybe fine but could be blamed for problems beyond its particular scope).
Re:The Head of the Cybertruck Program Quit Tesla. Model Y Le...
by 650 on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @07:17PM
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Musk didn't hire them personally, Tesla has 125k+ employees.
Re:The Head of the Cybertruck Program Quit Tesla. Model Y Le...
by horisbrisby on Wednesday November 12, 2025 @03:01AM
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Sure CEO attribution 101. Can't possibly be responsible for everything bad in the lower ranks, but no doubt worthy of credit if a completely nontraditional choice no other company would allow works out.
Re:The Head of the Cybertruck Program Quit Tesla. Model Y Le...
by supportengineer on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @05:09PM
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"Either it's all a joke, or none of it is."
"If we assume for a moment that Tesla’s recent sales declines are entirely due to faulty management, specifically caused by people with the job title “program manager,” then Tesla is well in its way to massive improvements. " - This style of writing is hard to parse and dumb.
"Awasthi notes in his post that his signature accomplishments at Tesla occurred “all before hitting 30.” Indeed, it appears that in 2017, when he was 23, he was a student at the University of Cincinnati working on a school project related to the Musk-led “Hyperloop” concept. "
I mean he's most likely late 20's early 30's at the moment so not sure what this is getting at.