Forget founder mode. All of Elon Musk's companies need manager mode
Briefly

SpaceX's recent achievements stand out amid the debate between founder-driven and manager-led company models, with founder mode often producing superior outcomes through vision and control.
Musk exemplifies founder mode, being highly involved in his companies, serving as both their primary spokesperson and a self-proclaimed 'nano manager' who drives his teams relentlessly.
Critics assert that the manager mode, while necessary for scaling, can dilute a company's vision, leading to slower decisions and potentially straying from its core mission.
Brian Chesky's argument at a Y Combinator event emphasizes the efficiency of founder mode, suggesting it helps prevent issues during a startup's tumultuous growth phase.
Read at Fast Company
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