Hypothetically speaking, would you work for Elon Musk?

[Anonymous]

Never and wouldn't be friends with someone who is.

[Anonymous]

Too Faustian, especially after last week.

[Anonymous]

No way ever. No.

[Anonymous]

If I was 17 and he paid me $$$$

[Anonymous]

gawd no. he is awful

[Anonymous]

If I had time (i.e., if I didn’t have kids) I’d do it in a heartbeat, for free.

[Anonymous]

Never. I don’t even want to drive his trash cars.

[Anonymous]

Is telework an option?

[Anonymous]

I work in the solar industry. No, I have considered him poison from the first I learned about him and his business practices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I work in the solar industry. No, I have considered him poison from the first I learned about him and his business practices.

Is that lawsuit even done yet? I recall he’s a lying liar who lies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Elon is great. Yes, he’s causing a lot of pain now. But, years from now, historians will likely recognize him as the father of the modern day federal civil service (assuming he is successful at reform).

I somewhat agree that certain aspects of how our government functions could be modernized, especially with technology. I think that there are ways to refine, polish and improve how government works. I am curious to see how this all plays out. I think there are more than few examples of waste and fluff in Fed spaces that could and should be remedied.

I wish he had offered the VERA + Fork/Resign on Jan 20. More people would have signed on.

Maybe the goal is to make sure that people don't take it?

[Anonymous]

80. Hours a week. No.