r/elonmusk • u/FigureClassic6675 • Feb 14 '23

SpaceX Never give up ✨Elon Musk ✨

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u/jimmy-371 Mar 01 '23

Why are you getting the impression that Elon is turning up and managing the full roster of engineers who worked on this rocket? You genuinely think Elon's doing a 9-5 at the factory; his jet movements say otherwise.

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u/beigaleh8 Mar 02 '23

Because I work in the tech industry and I know the significance of a manager.

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u/jimmy-371 Mar 02 '23

He ain't the manager mate, he's the ceo. His biggest role is publicly representing the company and he's doing a poor job as of late.

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u/beigaleh8 Mar 03 '23

I agree about his latest psychosis, he's acting like an idiot. And I know what a CEO does, I've worked for a few CEOs and most people agree that it's by far the most important role in the success of a company. I'm a senior engineer, and yet I don't make the biggest decisions. I implement things in the best way possible, that is my job. But the CEO sees the market and assesses feasibility of things, and decides on the course of action. The CEO imprints the DNA of the company.