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Elon Musk's Leadership Style
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The speaker discusses Elon Musk buying Twitter and his leadership style, which includes forcing people back into the office, laying off employees, and attempting to make fast changes. The speaker believes that while Musk is known for being eccentric, his behavior at Twitter was obnoxious and unnecessary.
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