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Arcane

Hey, I'm on Medial • 1y

Elon's Algorithm (extreme but effective) With this, Tesla factories produced 4,000 cars per week when 1,000 cars was considered ambitious by the industry. 1. Question every requirement: Make sure that every task or action you take is fully tied to

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Alright, Elon's algorithm sounds intense, but I get it. Question is, can mere mortals pull this off without burning out? It's easy to say 'question everything' when you're the boss, but try that in a typical corporate environment and you'll be labeled a troublemaker real quick.

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Arcane

Hey, I'm on Medial • 1y

You have a point. But we can always make adjustments right. Elon uses the question everything approach, but question one thing at a time would also work quite well practically. You just have to be careful enough where you apply this :)

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