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Elon walks into the launch site and asks what will be standing tomorrow. No slide deck survives this tour. The crew explains a same-day plan for moving frames, rigging cranes, and preparing a major lift. Musk is checking sequence and readiness beside the hardware rather than from a conference... room. At this scale, one missed fitting or unavailable operator can idle people, cranes, and an entire build schedule. The sophisticated rocket still depends on very ordinary coordination. Fast engineering is often portrayed as brilliant improvisation. Most of it is making sure the right part and the right person arrive before the weather changes. Does leadership become better when executives regularly inspect the work in person?show more

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Veronica Hanks29 days ago

In like the way you lead. You soft but firm

Linda Atkins29 days ago

An amazing engineer! ♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Darren27 days ago

I can imagine it feeling like a dream to be working with Musk, 🙂

Cheryl Magee29 days ago

Oh dam I want to be a fly on him 😂

Electromagnetic Universe29 days ago

Same-day plan 🔥

NR28 days ago

Yes…

Cheryl Magee29 days ago

But I want to talk to all his workers because they love him

Hortencia Orellana Chiasson29 days ago

Elon I love her

Lisa Hess29 days ago

Live it large 🚀

Drew P Baulz26 days ago

How about crediting the OG creator? @Erdayastronaut

Linda Atkins24 days ago

🌹

Solar storms29 days ago

Yes,people feel more connected to the matter

News Network28 days ago

Yes, yes it does

Veronica Hanks29 days ago

I love how hard you work! It is so sexy

Nidhi Singhal29 days ago

@gimchungly20303 👍🏻

Petra Sanchez Sanchez29 days ago

Sim ,o acompanhamento é necessário ❤️🇵🇷

XX20 days ago

I love how his employee gave him a hug when they greeted.✨

Cheryl Magee29 days ago

Like I want to know them

Emerging_202129 days ago

This was sweet

Chance Truth29 days ago

In my experience. People usually put on a front when boss comes around. Just an observation I’ve made.

Deborah🌵K28 days ago

I remember hearing about the hubble's lens mistake, people spent their whole lives working on it. And nobody saw the mistake.... 🎇 Elon just keeping it real.🩵🙏🇺🇲

APAGONTH🌈🌎🌲21 days ago

Every staff are his family grow up with him every step so he care future them too. I understand same me keep told my family. Had be strong and stand by me during i work hard . For more usefull for many family too. Just pray inside please forgive me .

Irina Busunova26 days ago

Про космос.

Fazİ VahdaT26 days ago

🌹🖤

MR X27 days ago

Excited to you My ❤darling friend Elon Musk ❤ this is professional on site hands on he truly is such a great communicator and transparent with appreciation to others hard work because he knows what it is doing hard words of our hands he too knows because he is such a creator

☘️ Jimy.app@𝕏28 days ago

impressive how the people worms when the boss is present

steffi parihar28 days ago

🫡🫡🫡💜💟🤩

Emily29 days ago

@gimchungly20303 Ja, die Wertschätzung für seine Misrbeiter wird dadurch auch gewürdigt!

Dryka Lopes29 days ago

I miss you my love.

Elisa20 days ago

🤔👍 :)

Marília De Benedictis26 days ago

So humble ❤️. Just lovely

Dayflower17 days ago

회사 대표가 저렇게 권위적이지 않고 직원들 말을 잘 들어주면 직원들이 힘이 날 것 같다. 그리고 자신이 최선을 다해서 작업한다는 것을 대표에게 직접 보여줄 수 있는 기회가 되니 더 열심히 할 것 같다.

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