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“Elon always takes the high road. He will always do the hard things.” Nikita Bier breaks down what makes Elon Musk the greatest operator alive: “At an Elon company—it’s a very flat organization.” “A large number of people direct report to Elon. Everyone has an incredible amount of agency.” “We come up with an idea, build it in a week, and it’s out. At Facebook, things would take months for approvals.” “I’ve never seen an executive with his amount of responsibility who is that deep in the weeds.” “He does weekly reviews with every engineer at the company. You present 1–2 slides: ‘What did you get done this week?’” “The amount of context switching he has to do between SpaceX, Tesla, xAI, X, Boring Company, and Neuralink— it’s incredible.” “When you’re a consumer product builder, you’re always looking for growth hacks. Quick wins. I’ll present those options— he’ll be like, ‘No. We’re going to do the hard thing.’” “A lot of these things seem impossible, but when he gives engineers the agency to do it, and says, ‘Let’s make it two weeks. Rebuild the algorithm in two weeks,’ amazing things happen. Miracles happen.” Via Lightspeed Michael Mignano
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“Elon always takes the high road. He will always do the hard things.” Nikita Bier breaks down what makes Elon Musk the greatest operator alive: “At an Elon company—it’s a very flat organization.” “A large number of people direct report to Elon. Everyone has an incredible amount of agency.” “We come up with an idea, build it in a week, and it’s out. At Facebook, things would take months for approvals.” “I’ve never seen an executive with his amount of responsibility who is that deep in the weeds.” “He does weekly reviews with every engineer at the company. You present 1–2 slides: ‘What did you get done this week?’” “The amount of context switching he has to do between SpaceX, Tesla, xAI, X, Boring Company, and Neuralink— it’s incredible.” “When you’re a consumer product builder, you’re always looking for growth hacks. Quick wins. I’ll present those options— he’ll be like, ‘No. We’re going to do the hard thing.’” “A lot of these things seem impossible, but when he gives engineers the agency to do it, and says, ‘Let’s make it two weeks. Rebuild the algorithm in two weeks,’ amazing things happen. Miracles happen.” Via Lightspeed Michael Mignano

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