this is a bad sign that his middle management are failing hard
people with drive and motivation don't fake work
but bad management can kill that
If he's got people who are slacking, he should fire their managers and promote from their ranks
restore morale, drive, and motivation
>I would just quit and get another job.
the only people who work at tesla do it purely for the name. they don't mind being treated like slave wagies as long as they can tell everyone they work for tesla.
They're one of the most desired places to work in. Tesla and SpaceX have been the number 1 or 2 place to work for Engineering grads for decades. Tesla is in the top 10 for CS / SW grads. I think they pull this shit because they have a large pool to replace employees who quit. I don't think many other companies can do this.
Isn't this just a way for them to cut down on employees? I mean who gives a shit, these are highly payed positions, they can find a different WFH job somewhere else.
Can't wait until the courts find Tesla responsible for all the Auto pilot crashes because they're probably going to try and shift the blame on to their employees.
i usually understand this dude's moronic logic, but his weird crusade against WFH is the most boomerish thing about him.
for a dude who's obsessed with cultivating an image of himself that's forward-thinking, he doesn't try and justify any of his WFH hate. no number, no stats, just screeching about coming to the office because he's insane enough to live in a trailer next to his factory.
1000% Copium - That homosexual is realizing that a cultural shift to WFH and the end of the daily commute skips a lot us all past the need for moving to electric vehicles to begin with.
Shouldn't a WFH culture benefit electric vehicles though? One of the biggest downsides of electric vehicles is having to charge them, but if you're at home most of the time that helps eliminate that issue. It's not like people are suddenly going to stop driving in America. It'll just be driving shorter distances to the store and shit; not making big work commutes. That's a lot more viable for electric vehicles.
A lot of WFH people stop giving a shit about car ownership at all. They have groceries delivered, gym from home and just catch an uber to do weekend outings.
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Okay fair point. Minus the home gym part of course, I underestimated how fricking lazy people are.
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Yeah, but I mean even if they continue to drive, they may slow-roll a decision to buy a new vehicle and move away from gas, even if gas prices double -- they're already using 4 or 5 times less.
Do I care what this man who birthed a homosexual thinks or feels?
He can b***h as much as he wants but his products are fricking trash and are leading society in the wrong direction.
Would never work for the gay spawner/ugly goblin fricker out of principle
we?
He is right
this is a bad sign that his middle management are failing hard
people with drive and motivation don't fake work
but bad management can kill that
If he's got people who are slacking, he should fire their managers and promote from their ranks
restore morale, drive, and motivation
He fires a lot of people
Tesla makes cars anon. Makes sense that they're averse to wfh.
I would just quit and get another job.
>I would just quit and get another job.
the only people who work at tesla do it purely for the name. they don't mind being treated like slave wagies as long as they can tell everyone they work for tesla.
Stupidest thing in this thread so far. Nobody in the world cares if you work for Tesla.
I don't think you realize how narcissistic tech homosexuals are?
They're one of the most desired places to work in. Tesla and SpaceX have been the number 1 or 2 place to work for Engineering grads for decades. Tesla is in the top 10 for CS / SW grads. I think they pull this shit because they have a large pool to replace employees who quit. I don't think many other companies can do this.
Isn't this just a way for them to cut down on employees? I mean who gives a shit, these are highly payed positions, they can find a different WFH job somewhere else.
>work done (with actual output) outside the office somehow doesn't count as work
Makes perfect sense tbh.
work from home is either a trap to start outsourcing or its not sustaInable. Either way its no good.
Shhh, can you hear it?
Its the sound of your redundant management job going extinct.
>to start outsourcing
Hello, Slowpoke
>you have to click in and out
ok? How is this a new thing?
*clock in and out
sounds normal to me. Stop trying to get 5 jobs at once
Can't wait until the courts find Tesla responsible for all the Auto pilot crashes because they're probably going to try and shift the blame on to their employees.
>oh no, they're using a fricking time clock
The time of gentile warnings is over, we've been patient enough
i usually understand this dude's moronic logic, but his weird crusade against WFH is the most boomerish thing about him.
for a dude who's obsessed with cultivating an image of himself that's forward-thinking, he doesn't try and justify any of his WFH hate. no number, no stats, just screeching about coming to the office because he's insane enough to live in a trailer next to his factory.
1000% Copium - That homosexual is realizing that a cultural shift to WFH and the end of the daily commute skips a lot us all past the need for moving to electric vehicles to begin with.
Shouldn't a WFH culture benefit electric vehicles though? One of the biggest downsides of electric vehicles is having to charge them, but if you're at home most of the time that helps eliminate that issue. It's not like people are suddenly going to stop driving in America. It'll just be driving shorter distances to the store and shit; not making big work commutes. That's a lot more viable for electric vehicles.
A lot of WFH people stop giving a shit about car ownership at all. They have groceries delivered, gym from home and just catch an uber to do weekend outings.
Okay fair point. Minus the home gym part of course, I underestimated how fricking lazy people are.
Yeah, but I mean even if they continue to drive, they may slow-roll a decision to buy a new vehicle and move away from gas, even if gas prices double -- they're already using 4 or 5 times less.
the EU made this mandatory in 2019 but it was to improve accountability regarding overtime/breaktime/leave disputes
No it isn't: I'm working in Italy right now and we don't have to clock in, not when we come to the office and not when we work from home.
it just isn't implemented everywhere yet
https://www.dw.com/en/ecj-eu-employers-must-track-working-time-in-detail/a-48734055
Uh Is Elon Musk based though!?
Do I care what this man who birthed a homosexual thinks or feels?
He can b***h as much as he wants but his products are fricking trash and are leading society in the wrong direction.
Would never work for the gay spawner/ugly goblin fricker out of principle