Expectations are not real. A dollar of profit is still a profit. Two dollars of profit is twice as good, not somehow half because some douche said you were "supposed" to make four. What kind of entitled, born-rich, greed-monkey world spawns people who treat a massive profit as a loss because someone who has nothing to do with the operation of their business thought they would make more? Save your "expectations" for customer satisfaction surveys at a hotel. Productive enterprise can only address itself to reality.
The previous company I worked for was bought out by stereotypical venture capitalist bros a few years ago, and I stayed there for about a year in the acquisition. Company meetings shifted focus away from customer support and satisfaction to talking about finances, EBIDA, and future acquisitions all while customer satisfaction surveys started tanking. We also went through numerous rounds of layoffs, because the company was now on the hook for the loans that XXX took out for said acquisition. During the last all-hands call I attended, I heard the following "XXX (parent company) recorded the highest profit in the history of the company last quarter
A professional with an engineering background & career who is serious about building the best planes in the sky simply wouldn't say that. Not because they're racist patriarchs who want to throw us back to the 19th century, but because diversity CAN'T be the primary goal in building airplanes. If you say it is, you're either lying or stupid. This reminds me of another organization...oh yeah:
We're talking about a publicly traded company here. The primary goal of any publicly traded company is profit for the shareholders, not creating the best of anything. If you say otherwise, you're either lying or stupid. I suspect you lean more towards lying.
calling Musk a pedo without something to back that up is crossing the line into libel
perhaps the op is a billionaire and can successfully defend himself calling others a pedo guy. that sort of thing has happened before
It's great to be smart 'cause then you know stuff.