Ex-Tesla President: Musk's Obsession With Speed Built the Company
Former Tesla president Jon McNeill says Musk's insistence on speed in decisions and communication gave Tesla its edge — down to three-sentence emails and instant bad news.
Topic
Decision Making
Topic
Decision Making
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