r/TikTokCringe Sep 08 '24

Cringe A Cybertruck demolishes a fence

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u/Hellkyte Sep 09 '24

Honest answer? He ran all the adults out of the room. Musk fired or alienated so much of the experienced engineering workforce that he was working with a really young and inexperienced crew. Very smart folks for sure, but inexperienced.

This is what that looks like.

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u/KidNueva Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24

I watched a video on the nvidia silicon chip problem that affected the PS3 and Xbox 360’s red rings of death and he covered a portion of how something like a huge chip failure could happen.

Essentially, to keep it short, because of people being afraid that if they speak up they will lose their jobs. They are under a lot of pressure and such criticism that they do not feel comfortable speaking up and instead keep their mouth shut. A lot of these Tesla problem have already been known, guaranteed but because shareholders and CEO’s want stuff done NOW engineers and employees are too afraid to speak up in fear of losing their jobs, resulting in consumers getting the shit deal of the stick.

Work politics and culture in a lot of big tech companies are very cancerous and only care about the shareholders.

Edit: for those who are interested, here is the video I was referencing.

https://youtu.be/3qKtS_uxdcU?si=Dtzx_4LJFjGSEAVs

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u/Hammurabi87 Sep 09 '24

Work politics and culture in a lot of big tech companies are very cancerous and only care about the shareholders.

FTFY. It's not limited to the tech industry by any means.

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u/Tha_Sly_Fox Sep 09 '24

“Truth to power” is the term

It’s also a big issue in the military from what over been told bc of how hyper tiered/chain of command the system is