> We have too much critical work to accomplish and no need for this kind of overreaching activism.
This seems like a funny statement to make when your CEO is literally out buying Twitter.
This seems like a funny statement to make when your CEO is literally out buying Twitter.
And apparently putting 90+ hours into Elden Ring, while still insisting to be working 14-20 hour days. [0]
Musk does maybe 50 hours of work a week, it's just that it's spread out over time and not 10 hour long shifts like he forces on his employees.
Your point makes no sense. It’s a free country, just because Elon is buying Twitter to make different rules on it makes no difference to this point. He has the resources based on building multiple billion dollar businesses.
These activist employees can do the same over 30-40 years and buy companies and implement whatever they want.
But don’t expect to not get fired from a private company if you don’t align with its values