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Since cutting most of its Supercharger team, Tesla has reportedly started to rehire at least some members, a move reminiscent of the job cuts Musk made at Twitter after he bought the company and later rebranded it as X.
Musk told CNBC’s David Faber last year that he wanted to rehire some of those he let go
Musk told CNBC’s David Faber last year that he wanted to rehire some of those he let go
Hiring back a few talented people isn't an indication of a "mistake". Twitter had 7,000 employees when Musk bought it, and now has something like 1,500. If he kept a couple people previously fired, then that's not an indication that drastic staffing reductions was a mistake.
The point of a business isn't to employ people; its to generate profit, and employing people is antithetical to that goal except that some are necessary.
boulder.dude
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Firing someone and immediately hiring them back is the very definition of a mistake.
Complete the following sentence: “Although we fired you last week, we would like to hire you back this week. We fired you by ______.”
Firing someone and immediately hiring them back is the very definition of a mistake.
Complete the following sentence: “Although we fired you last week, we would like to hire you back this week. We fired you by ______.”
... the directive to reduce staff, and senior management being insubordinate. What you got?
The thing is, individuals aren't entitled to be employed by particular employers, and employers aren't entitled to particular individuals. Do you understand how that's a fair relationship?
You could win the lotto tomorrow and tell your employer to go suck a lemon, and that's a dumb reason to leave from your employer's perspective, but c'est la vie.
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Interesting article about inventory surplus. Personally I think the cars are too expensive and even 0.9% will not move the needle enough. https://insideevs.com/news/720018/thousands-unsold-tesla-evs-parking-lots/amp/
halfhumble
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^ Interesting read. The inventory numbers are still half of what they were in March and April though. This is for Model Y the most popular one.
I'm not leaving this alone. You've got @ucmndd disagreeing with something I've said, while not giving the courteously to enlighten us ignorant folk on where we've gone wrong, and @boulder.dude trying to get folks to "think past the sale" by presuming Tesla made a grievous error in personnel reduction. Show your work.
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ucmndd
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TBH the juice just didn’t seem to be worth the squeeze.
I have a deep and fundamental disagreement with almost everything you said. “Disagree” seemed to sum it up nicely.
ucmndd
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