Elon Musk acaba de anunciar algunos cambios muy importantes y nadie sabe realmente qué hacer con ellos.

Elon Musk acaba de anunciar algunos cambios muy importantes y nadie sabe realmente qué hacer con ellos.

Tal vez escuchaste eso. La semana pasada, Elon Musk anunció algunos cambios importantes.

Comenzó con un correo electrónico a los principales ejecutivos de Tesla diciendo que el trabajo remoto era cosa del pasado. El correo electrónico, por supuesto. se filtró en todo el mundo casi de inmediato.

Luego envió otro correo electrónico, esta vez a toda la fuerza laboral de Tesla. Este correo electrónico también se filtró.

Luego, el viernes, supuestamente envió un tercer correo electrónico a su equipo de liderazgo, diciendo que tenía un “súper mal presentimiento” sobre la economía y que se suspenderían todas las contrataciones y se reduciría la plantilla en un 10 por ciento.

Lo has adivinado: la noticia de ese correo electrónico se filtró al mundo.

Luego, según los informes, envió otro correo electrónico a todas las manos, confirmando la “reducción del 10% de la plantilla”, pero agregando que “cualquiera que realmente construya automóviles, construya paquetes de baterías o instale paneles solares” no debe preocuparse.

Y ese correo electrónico, bueno, lo adivinaste: también se filtró.

Puedes aprender mucho siguiendo a Musk y lo que dice, twittea y envía correos electrónicos.

Por ejemplo, mis colegas de Heaven32, Suzanne Lucas y Jason Aten, intervinieron y argumentaron que la primera serie de correos electrónicos de Musk anunciando su regreso a la oficina fue “brillante” y “poderosa”. [an] punto importante que todo líder debe seguir”.

Ambos tienen razón. Hay un buen argumento de que en una industria manufacturera como la de Tesla, requerir empleados en el sitio tiene sentido. Y los analistas parecen estar de acuerdo en que Tesla podría ser un poco pesado cuando se trata de puestos gerenciales.

Aún así, me tomó un minuto entender por qué los grandes anuncios de Musk de los últimos días se sienten como si necesitaran ser leídos, como si terminaran con asteriscos gigantes.

Creo que eso es lo que importa. Si eres un pensador crítico (y como tú, me gustaría imaginar que lo soy), una de las preguntas que te haces cuando ves lo que alguien tiene que decir es: ¿Quién es el público objetivo?

Es bastante fácil para la mayoría de nosotros dar marcha atrás y averiguarlo. Pero cuando hablamos de Musk en estos días, es casi imposible, y la gente se pregunta qué hacer con eso.

Musk ahora tiene que asumir de antemano que cualquier cosa que envíe a su equipo se filtrará al mundo. Entonces, ¿con quién está hablando realmente?

  • Tal vez realmente es solo su equipo. O tal vez somos los demás los que prestamos atención cuando la noticia inevitablemente se ha filtrado.
  • Tal vez el objetivo sea realmente estrecho: guiar a sus empleados y prepararlos para trabajar 100 por ciento en el sitio nuevamente, y para una plantilla más pequeña.
  • O tal vez hay un objetivo más amplio o varios. Tal vez se trate de aumentar las expectativas de los inversores o de influir en la confianza del consumidor.
  • Es posible que no haya un plan detallado en absoluto, ya que se dice que Musk toma y reconoce principalmente sus propios consejos. a menudo actúa impulsivamente.

No creo que lo sepamos. Además, notará que ni siquiera hemos mencionado la cuenta de Twitter de Musk o su intención de comprar Twitter hasta este momento.

Sin embargo, creo que la línea más ingeniosa de todo esto fue cuando alguien en Twitter le preguntó a Musk cómo respondería a los empleados que sintieran que su nueva política de “no trabajar a distancia” estaba desactualizada.

“Deberías fingir que trabajas en otro lugar” tuiteó. (¡Oh demonios!)

Cuando Musk habla, tuitea o se filtran sus correos electrónicos, suceden cosas que no les suceden a otros líderes empresariales: los mercados se mueven, se establecen agendas, se inician conversaciones.

A veces la gente es trolleada.

Es un experto en marketing e influenciador en un nivel que no creo que hayamos visto antes. El Anexo A sería el hecho de que Tesla tiene una capitalización de mercado de más de $ 700 mil millones después de la depreciación y, sin embargo, la compañía nunca ha publicado un solo anuncio pagado.

También admito que he sido absorbido por sus pronunciamientos en el pasado, por ejemplo, cuando una empresa que fabrica casas modulares sugirió (guiño-guiño, empujón-empujón) que Musk viviría en uno de sus pequeños apartamentos, y Musk se tomó su tiempo antes de negarlo.

O cuando, en broma o impulsivamente, tuiteó hace tres años que Tesla desarrollaría “un soplador de hojas eléctrico y silencioso”. (Basta, vivo en los suburbios. Eso sería un gran problema aquí si fuera serio).

O para traer eso de vuelta a su mensaje informado el viernes, cuando las palabras que eligió para describir su perspectiva para la economía, un “súper mal presentimiento”, coincidieron con el 3 de junio, que algunas personas observaron era la fecha en el falso Identificación utilizada por “McLovin'” en la comedia de 2007, Muy mal.

No me puedes decir que es casualidad, ni la oferta de Twitter de $54,20 la acción, ni la idea de privatizar Telsa por $420 hace unos años. O uno de una docena o cien de otros ejemplos.

Mira, he estado escribiendo sobre Musk durante mucho tiempo. Cuando vuelvo y miro mi libro electrónico gratuito, Elon Musk tiene planes muy grandespuede leerse como una máquina del tiempo, con referencias contemporáneas a los valores monetarios (ahora ridículamente pequeños) de Tesla y Musk, o la idea de que Musk pudo haber considerado vender Tesla a Apple en algún momento.

Pero muy pronto, es probable que Musk no solo sea la persona más rica del mundo, sino también el líder de su compañía automotriz más valiosa, el propietario mayoritario de una empresa gigante de exploración espacial y también el propietario privado de un imperio de redes sociales que él llama ” la plaza pública de facto del pueblo.” “

es impresionante No importa lo que la gente piense de Musk como líder, debes respetar ese nivel de logro. Pero al mismo tiempo, no creo que nadie sepa realmente qué hacer con eso.

Las opiniones expresadas aquí por los columnistas de Heaven32 son propias y no de Heaven32.

. \n Then, he sent another email, this time to the entire Tesla workforce. That email leaked, too. \n Then, on Friday, he reportedly sent a third email to his executive team, in which he said he had a \"super bad feeling\" about the economy, and that all hiring should be paused and headcount reduced by 10 percent. \n You guessed it: News of that email leaked to the world. \n Then, he reportedly sent yet another all-hands email in which he confirmed the reduction in \"salaried headcount by 10%,\" but added that \"anyone actually building cars, battery packs or installing solar\" has nothing to worry about. \n And that email -- well, you get the idea: It leaked, too. \n You can learn a lot by following Musk, and what he says, and tweets, and emails.  \n My Heaven32 colleagues Suzanne Lucas and Jason Aten weighed in, for example, arguing that Musk's first email salvo announcing the return-to-office edict was \"brilliant,\" and \"makes [an] important point every leader should follow.\" \n They're both correct. There's is a good argument that in a manufacturing industry like Tesla's, it makes sense to require employees to be on-site. And, analysts seem to agree that Tesla might be a bit top-heavy when it comes to management positions. \n Yet, it took me a minute to realize why Musk's big announcements over the past few days all feel like they need to be read as if they end with giant asterisks. \n I think it comes down to this. If you're a critical thinker (and much like you, I'd like to imagine I am), one of the questions you ask yourself when you see what someone has to say is: Who is their intended audience? \n For most of us, it's fairly easy to track backward and figure it out. But when we're talking about Musk these days, it's darn near impossible, and people are leHeaven32 wondering what to make of it. \n Musk now has to assume in advance that everything he sends to his team will leak to the world. So who is he really talking to? \n
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  • Maybe the goal truly is a narrow one: leading his employees and getting them ready to return 100 percent to work onsite, and for a lower employee headcount.
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\n I don't think we know. Also, you'll notice that to this point we haven't even mentioned Musk's Twitter account, or his intention to buy Twitter outright.  \n Although, I do think the wittiest line in all of this was when someone asked Musk on Twitter how he'd respond to employees who thought his new \"no remote working\" policy was outdated. \n \"They should pretend to work somewhere else,\" he tweeted. (Oh snap!) \n When Musk speaks, or tweets, or his emails get leaked, things happen that don't happen for other business leaders: markets move, agendas get set, conversations get sparked. \n Sometimes, folks get trolled. \n He's a master marketer and influencer on a level I don't think we've seen before. Exhibit A would be the fact that Tesla has a market cap well over $700 billion ever aHeaven32er shedding value, and yet the company has never run a single paid advertisement. \n Also, I admit that I've gotten sucked into his pronouncements in the past -- for example when a company that makes modular homes suggested (wink-wink, nudge-nudge) that Musk lives in one of their tiny abodes, and Musk took his time before denying it. \n Or else, when he tweeted three years ago, either jokingly or impulsively, that Tesla would develop \"a quiet, electric leaf blower.\" (Cut me a break, I live in the suburbs. This would be a big deal here if it were serious.) \n Or else, to bring this back around to his reported message on Friday, when the words he chose to describe his outlook for the economy -- a \"super bad feeling\" -- happened to fall on June 3, which as some folks observed, is the date on the fake ID used by \"McLovin'\" in the 2007 comedy, Superbad. \n You can't tell me that's a coincidence, any more than offering $54.20 per share for Twitter, or floating the idea of taking Telsa private a few years back, at $420. Or any one of a dozen or a hundred other examples. \n Look, I've been writing about Musk for a long time. In fact, when I go back and look at my free ebook, Elon Musk Has Very Big Plans, it can read like a time machine, with contemporary references to the (now laughably small) monteary values of Tesla and Musk, or the idea that Musk might have entertained selling Tesla to Apple at one point. \n But pretty soon, Musk is likely to be not only the world's richest person, but the leader of its most valuable car company, controlling owner of an enormous space exploration company, and additionally, the private owner of a social media empire that he calls \"the de facto public town square.\" \n It's impressive. No matter what people think of Musk as a leader, you have to respect that level of accomplishment. But at the same time, I don't think anyone really knows what to make of it yet. 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