[Gareth321]

It's hard to tell whether key engineers were the differences between success and failure but Comparably lists SpaceX’s Retention Score as an A– grade, placing it in the top 15% of similarly sized companies based on employee feedback. Additionally, SpaceX boasts an Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) of +25, placing it in the top 25% among peer companies comparably.com.

https://www.comparably.com/companies/spacex/culture/seattle

https://www.comparably.com/companies/spacex/enps

U.S. tech companies are notorious for high turnover and SpaceX doesn't seem particularly bad.

[floatrock]

Sounds impressive, sure. Question is how much weight do you put into survey stats like those given Musk's extensive history of things like buying the influence he wants, putting his thumbs on the scales of his truth-bot, getting generous valuations based on hype and stories, knowing about "those vote counting computers" (Trump's own words), ruthlessly firing anyone who disagrees with him, etc etc etc.

Then again, they are launching tons of rockets, and any cult leader has his followers, so what do I know...