The Tesla meeting of Elon Musk from 9:00 pm shows what can get out with

At a meeting of all hands on Thursday, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk encouraged workers to stay on their shares.Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images
  • Elon Musk in Tesla in the evening is a reminder that he can escape more than other CEOs.

  • Having a late last -minute meeting also risks an unorganized appearance, a leadership expert said.

  • Meeting Tesla workers was a reminder of Musk’s All-In approach to work.

Any other CEO would have an emergency with five alarms.

Still, the recent last hour after hours of the last hour with Tesla workers was a reminder that the company of the company-can only be free from the norms that other chiefs adhere to, can escape with a lot.

The big question is: How much?

Although over the years he has been convinced by employees to work in tents and sleep in the office, his freedom with workers, investors and clients is not endless, before Business Insider over Business Insider.

“There is no version where he is in these many things at once, and that is going well,” said Will Shrotter, founder and CEO of StarTups.com, a technology accelerator, in front of BI.

He pointed to the pure number of articles in the list of tasks of Musk-control of half a dozen companies, including Tesla, X and SpaceX, to an attempt to process the federal government.

Musk’s decision to hold a meeting throughout the company with a small notice, which started around 9:00 pm in Austin – after Tech Blitches delayed the start – he sends several negative signals, said Melissa Schilling, Professor of Management and Organizations at Stern School of Business at New York.

Shilling, who studied Musk’s career and business, told BI that they were a sense of insecurity.

“This is a really dangerous position for someone so central to the brand,” Shilling said.

Starting a meeting, when routine bedtime procedures can be performed, can the moral of workers be passed.

If you signal the employees that their time is not valuable, “you really damage this connection,” she said.

It is one thing to attack some corporate norms in the early stages of a company, but Musk has gone through this honeymoon, according to Shilling.

“His actions are affecting too many people now to get out of the behavior of the boys they will marry,” she said.

Musk did not respond to a request for a comment from BI.

Shrotter said that Musk often benefits from doubt, but that if he had to deal with a major crisis, such as Tesla shares, falling by 80% of their high December (they were reduced by about 50%), the Musk Stans would be less forgiving.

In this case, “you should not screw up to the government and make cuts,” said Shrotter, citing Musk’s other role of Donald Trump’s Ministry of Government.

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