I think he's aware and quite pleased at all this image building as a "RL Iron Man", because it does wonders for the success of the companies. It's this kind of spirit that made apple's success, not the salary of the engineers.
Salary paid in dreams.
I think he's aware and quite pleased at all this image building as a "RL Iron Man", because it does wonders for the success of the companies. It's this kind of spirit that made apple's success, not the salary of the engineers.
Salary paid in dreams.
That's something that would look great in a marble facade.
I'm all about sweat equity, but that payoff better be substantial.
Substantial payoff? Mine is getting to work in launch operations, no matter what the position is.
I've worked at far more grueling places (Citadel).
You're considering money the only value of my time. Happiness > $$$ after a certain point.
I can make $100K-200K/year running infrastructure to serve ads better, or do something that actually matters (going to Mars). How I spend my experience is up to me.
So yeah.
Director Jon Favreau says Musk was the perfect man to study for his fictional billionaire superhero.