Elon Musk has once again added fuel to the fire. In an interview with CNBC, he talked about remote work. A few phrases caused a real storm.
Elon Musk has once again caused a storm with his words. This time, however, it’s not about the Twitter post, but part of the CNBC interview.
Elon Musk has a message for people working remotely
The owner of Tesla, SpaceX, The Boring Company and Neuralink has a message for people who do their jobs remotely. The billionaire called them “laptop class”. As the controversial celebrity CEO said, people who work from home should stop telling everyone else what to do. As he acknowledged, there are many examples that show that this is “morally wrong”.
“People need to get off their moral horse and stop spouting bullshit. They cannot prevent others from working remotely as long as they do it themselves. The “laptop class” lives in La La Landa - — said Elon Musk, referring to a very one-sided view of the issue.
He pointed out that the same people who are fighting for remote work expect people in the store, car factory or services to work as usual. He was not shy about words, which is already his hallmark.
Musk gets three days off a year
The billionaire admitted that he takes 2-3 days off a year. He said he works seven days a week and sleeps six hours a day. However, his level of commitment should hardly be exemplary and should not be used to set standards. Musk, in addition to success in business, is known for numerous problems in his personal life and many high-profile breakups.
In addition, Elon Musk leads businesses in industries where remote work is hard to imagine. Just as engineers from Neuralink or The Boring Company could probably still work from home, making Tesla cars or building SpaceX rockets and satellites is no longer possible remotely.
Source: Wprost
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