SpaceX employee opens up about Elon Musk...

Working for someone like Elon Musk is obviously not easy. He's probably the most demanding CEO and boss, when it comes to putting in the hours and getting things done. But Elon Musk leads the way, and he probably works harder than anyone else in his companies.
In this video, a senior SpaceX executive and former astronaut, Garrett Reisman explains what is it like to work for Elon Musk. Enjoy!

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[askingoldman]

“Everyone should be respected as an individual, but no one idolized.” -Albert Einstein

[alek]

"he is the most driven person I've ever met" coming from an astronaut that means something lol

[jibraeelsulthan]

Imagine if he's just trying to get back to his home planet this whole time

[mimigoodcat]

Can someone give his army of techs mathematicians and engineers some credit?

[crush]

Repeating sentences multiple times on a few minutes video is much like a brain washing machine.
It's the same thing that politicians do: repeat something so many times that people will start believing it's true, doesn't matter if it's true or not.

[Sol]

Relentlessly working 16 hours a day is the “next stage in the evolution of humanity.” We truly are effed.

[michaelbruz]

"He'll stare off into space, sort of like a trance" many of us with Asperger's tend to do this with critical thinking. Like the feeling is almost shutting off every sense in your body and focusing all your attention on a singular subject whether it be physical or mental. It's pretty cool

[zsozso]

I would never compare him to Nikola Tesla, he actually understood what he was doing. Elon is a visionary, he’s got dreams and ideas and works on them but doesn’t understand physics like Tesla. If Tesla would be alive today he’d come up with a car that runs on a device which harnesses the free electricity in the air. Tesla was a true genius don’t compare him to Elon.

[vhoy]

No matter what anyone says, he will be part of history and movies will be made about him.
I love this man.

[ayabaheera]

He's human. He's made mistakes, he gets burnt-out. The difference is how he handles it. If he makes a mistake, he re-groups and tries again, and when he gets burnt-out, he hides it well.

[asweetdealfleamarketstore]

Elon is not working, he's just living. That's what makes it all possible.
Imagine Loving what you do so much. You give it Everything.

[CinePhil]

3:37 The way Elon disses howard hughes accomplishments is pretty rich, coming from the Vaporware king.

[stone_jake]

When your logic and thought process isn’t controlled by emotions, you’d be amazed how much your mind can do.

[danieldenton]

The next stage of humanity is to work 16hrs a day? Nothing but respect for the man. That's his decision. I'm not working 16hrs a day. I'm trying to enjoy my life.

[johncarter]

Crazy how some people think they now everything about someone else and they get a platform to talk about it

[waynewintermute]

That was a great response by Elon! Going forward I'm going to spend more time thinking about my response before I answer! Lesson learned!

[zerobrownies]

There are so many people like Elon Musk that just haven't had the right seed planted.
What is extremely rare is to have pure true drive. Most people don't understand what that actually feels like.

[Lyonatan]

I'm a chef with aspergers, I'm literally running circles around everyone all day, can easily do 18hr shifts for weeks. I understand Elon's drive, he's doing what he likes to do so he has seemingly infinite energy to do it.

[destinyreese]

EM considers entertainment as an attack vector. No wonder he works 16 hours a day on things he is passionate about. In a sense, he has turned his work into his entertainment. So, to him, it is 16 hours a day of enjoyment.