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Tom Mueller, a former SpaceX engineer, explains why Elon Musk never allowed negativity to take root inside the company As a founding propulsion engineer, Mueller described how Musk shaped SpaceX’s early culture around intense technical focus and constant urgency. Teams were expected to stay aligned, move quickly, and prioritize...

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.Elon Musk was not the first employee at SpaceX. According to Eric Romo, employee 001 (at least officially in the payroll system) was Tom Mueller: "[Elon] found Tom, and I think that was really the impetus for saying, 'Okay, I actually think I can make a company around this.'" " The engines are the thing that fail. They're the thing that's the hardest to build. They're the thing that is always the critical path in the schedule." "Without Tom, I don't think that company goes in the first days."
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