inventing something and making it a billion dollar company requires two different kinds of genius.
Maybe Musk got the latter one?
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@daniel_bohrer But you are right. Losing 43 B and still owning more than all of us here combined is still an achievement @logorok @daniel_bohrer @th0r5t3n @Gerego @brianstorms @rodhilton Your can stop simping, he doesn't care about you. @logorok @daniel_bohrer @Gerego @brianstorms @rodhilton Yesno. He did successfully advertise himself, sold promised features he wasn't able to deliver, etc. It is a talent, but also a lack of moral and integrity, to an extent which *should* be prosecuted and punished. Also, success *always* requires a bit of luck. He definitely had a large portion of that. I wouldn't deny the marketing talent, though. @logorok @th0r5t3n @daniel_bohrer @Gerego @brianstorms @rodhilton @VATVSLPR @logorok @th0r5t3n @daniel_bohrer @Gerego @brianstorms @rodhilton Suspect he’s skilled at selling a vision, which attracts competent employees who want to successfully deliver that vision. But the anecdotes I’ve heard suggest his other employees succeed by carefully managing Musk out of their processes. A skill Twitter staff have seemingly yet to acquire… |
@logorok @th0r5t3n @Gerego @brianstorms @rodhilton you mean making Twitter a 1 billion dollar company out of a 44 billion dollar company? definitively! 🤡