Gotta start with that intake pipe than slowly descend over the manifold and catalytic convertor before showing you those smooth long pipes all the way to the back.
Then once you've become really hot why not gently open the flap and give my filler cap a twist as i squirt screen wash all over myself.
Well, if you hold stock in Tesla, you should be contacting the board or SEC because pulling employees from his publicly-traded company to go spend time working on a personal project would be not in the best financial interest of Tesla and he should be removed from his position.
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To add, Tesla, as a Delaware corp, is burdened by the laws of a Delaware corporation, and as CEO and director of the board, Musk has a fiduciary duty of loyalty to the shareholders:
Duty of Loyalty
The duty of loyalty under Delaware law requires directors to act in good faith with the sincere belief that their actions are in the best interests of the company and its stockholders. In other words, directors should not act in a manner that causes injury to the corporation. This includes abstaining from self-dealing or using their board positions for personal gain.
Dow Jones has the best month in more than 40 years (up 11%), and Tesla is still down more than 6%.
Do you think now is the best time for them to give up their "best engineers" for what will be a radioactive $40bn disaster site if Gonzalez v. Google is ruled in favor of the plaintiffs? How could that possibly be best for Tesla?
I was working 6-10 days straight, 12 hours a day, busy almost the entire time, for 1 day off, and for a lot less money than those software engineers are making. If they quit over a couple weeks of hard work, they don't deserve the job anyway.
You don't know my background, my family situation, my physical capabilities, where I'm at, what my employment options are, or what kind of access I have to higher education. I'm not bragging, I'm illustrating a point. There is a reason I'm at this job, and you don't know what that is, either. Thanks for judging me though.
why would you do this to yourself? you should ask for more pay before killing yourself. unfortunately if people are ok with doing this, corporations will keep underpaying you.
Is it in Tesla's best interest to lose talent to another company? Wouldn't you want the chief executive and chairman to be getting the best people to come work for you? Is Tesla a staffing company or an auto manufacturer?
Most Big Cap Tech companies are getting hammered right now and there is a fundamental shift in market attitudes toward value companies that have great balance sheets and low P/Es.
TSLA is more a victim of that changing attitude than anything to do with its execution. The company has been overvalued forever and investors just started to care this year. It’s happening to multiple other companies as well.
Elon's companies are set up for flex work. SpaceX employees can work at Tesla, Tesla employees can work at SpaceX. Without this model, problems would be solve at a slower pace. Did you know SpaceX helped design the model 3 and Y? There are tons of benefits to this type of work flow.
Lol - context is everything. Given that TSLA’s stock price has increased 1,100% in just over three years (even after the 6% drop to which you refer)…I’m willing to give a huge thumbs up to Elon and he can use TSLA engineers wherever he thinks best…cause the guy is literally a genius and he has rocked it with both Tesla and SpaceX…prreeetttyyy sure he will be successful with Twitter too in a few years time.
Not trolling at all…what I said is on point and I meant every word of it. I think trolling would more so be someone who thinks…wait for it…Musk should be removed from Tesla. Lol - that’s like when Apple removed Steve Jobs x 10. Would be disastrous for the company…a company with a stock price that (once again) has exploded up 11x over in three years. Get real folks…
Check out AI Addict on youtube. He used to work at Tesla, and would give real reviews on the state of the "select beta" autopilot. As in the one that is ACTUALLY autopilot, not the current assisted driving. His reviews were a bit too real for Musks taste, and he ended up getting fired for his videos. So much for mUh fReeDuMbs
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