the electric vehicle giant is rehiring some of its Supercharger team. This move comes just a month after CEO Elon Musk laid off nearly all of its employees on the Supercharger network team.And that is Tesla, reportedly starting to bring back some of the employees that they let go not too long ago.Now, among those being rehired is Tesla's director of charging for North America.
So I think as you see this quick reaction from others within the industry looking to capitalise on what Tesla had seemingly left behind, at least for a couple of days.But two, I think.It's just a dysfunction that seems to be playing out right now inside Tesla and exactly what that culture is, and maybe potentially a toxic culture, as some former employees are calling it right now.
If you have people highly skilled, very smart people who don't want to go work for Tesla or Elon Musk. TD Bank offered to compensate a customer after a complaint about fees, but the offer came with a mandatory non-disclosure agreement. One expert says the increasing use of NDAs is a worrying trend.Aircraft delivery delays from Boeing are "extremely annoying" and cost Lufthansa lots of money, but the U.S. planemaker should be able to resolve its problems, the German airline's CEO said in a newspaper interview.