[3cats-in-a-coat]

I love reading anecdotes like this.

I'm split. On one hand, the human factor of being unmotivated to work from a basement or an unbranded office seems understandable. Yet it seems also so pretentious, and seems to justify the impression of a culture of IT workers who thought they're owed the world simply for the privilege to be paid to sit down and type some text on a computer as a job.

As for the new office being built and never used, speaks of absent leadership.

It paints the picture of a company that grew so fast, it simply became tumor-like. Unstructured, random, aimless. And frankly the Elon mutation didn't help with that, it just made the tumor malignant.