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Elon Musk has been a workaholic since at least 1995. Musk's obsession with work has set a precedent for CEOs who are aggressively enforcing RTO policies. AdvertisementAdvertisementJim Ambras, an early employee at Zip2, recalled that Elon Musk had no pillow or sleeping bag. This kind of approach to work has stayed with Elon Musk throughout his career. AdvertisementAdvertisementMany of Elon Musk's and other CEOs' employees excel in their roles but have little interest in pursuing a workaholic, "hardcore" lifestyle.
Persons: Elon Musk, Kimbal, Walter Isaacson, Zip2, Elon Musk's, Isaacson, Jim Ambras, Mohr, Goldman Sachs, David Solomon Organizations: Service, YMCA, Elon, Mohr Davidow Ventures, Twitter, Wall Street Locations: Wall, Silicon, Palo Alto, Zip2
Elon Musk can be like a "toddler" having a "tantrum," Tesla's former marketing chief said. Colette Bridgman made the comments in an interview for a BBC documentary called "The Elon Musk Show", which examines how Musk became the world's richest person. "I wasn't seeing Elon – I was seeing this person that was taken by anger. Because if Elon Musk can take the time to sleep there and be there 24 hours a day, everyone else should make the time." "The Elon Musk Show" won't be broadcast outside the UK, the BBC said, citing rights issues.
SpaceX's former talent chief said she took "the bad with the good" when working for Elon Musk. Dolly Singh told a new BBC documentary: "If you mess with the recipe, you mess with the magic." "If you mess with the recipe you mess with the magic," Dolly Singh told a new BBC documentary. "The Elon Musk Show" uses interviews with his family, friends, employees – and enemies – to explain his rise to become the world's richest man. "The Elon Musk Show" won't be broadcast outside the UK, the BBC said, citing rights issues.
Elon Musk would get very angry when staff at his first company, Zip2, weren't working after 9 p.m.A former Zip2 worker, Jim Ambras, told a new BBC documentary that Musk's face "would turn red." The Elon Musk Story uses interviews with his family, friends, employees – and enemies – to explain his rise to become the world's richest man. It was bought by Compaq four years later to boost its AltaVista search engine and netted Elon and Kimbal $22 million and $15 million respectively, according to Ashley Vance's 2015 book "Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future." Branden Spikes, a systems engineer at Zip2 also interviewed for the documentary, described Musk as an "unusual fellow" who would work late and then sleep under his desk. Elon Musk's mother, Maye, who also appears in the BBC documentary, said that when he was young she would struggle to wake him up in the morning because he would stay up all night reading books.
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