The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, who appears abrupt and demanding, is known to prioritize the product above all else.  And regardless of whether the workers creating the products concur with his strategies for achieving his goals or the goals themselves. 

Employees (or now ex-employees) also feel oppressed on Twitter, where the pre-Musk culture allowed some degree of public opposition and criticism of company policies.  Several employees who publicly tweeted the fix or denied Mr. Musk's allegations were fired.  Musk is also said to have fired employees who criticized him on Slack; the third-party messaging service employees use internally. Let’s find out more.