Elon Musk's Framework For Running 6 Billion Dollar Companies - Marc Andreessen

I used to work in F1 in an internal engineering development team of 12-15 people we had four PhD's in the team it was the best experience in my working life. Competence level through the roof, you look forward to go to work everyday.

Management builds management for managements sake most of the time. It turns into a giant waste of time and expense, crushing most companies

Most CEOs are not capable of identifying the biggest problems, let alone solving them.

3:28 my current experience. I worked a trade in the field, and when i joined a corporate structure, i expected everyone to be competent, at least near my level. Nope. A lot of laziness and shrugging shoulders

Im going through a transformation. I am an engineer who is struggling as CEO. I will adapt Elon's method - focusing on one key thing and delegate everything else. Thanks! It is a breath of a fresh air. I literally burned myself. That would fix it.

This one hits so home: The SVP asks the VP who asks the SD who asks the D who asks the SM who asks the M who asks the IC. And then all the way back.

He is also one of the best at raising capital, something few talk about. Raising capital and sales are what gives you the hp to endure, hire and build. The guy raised 12 billion for xAi alone. 😮

Elon Musk: “The best product in the world wouldn’t even need a logo.”

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I thought this was the film coneheads 2.