Leadership Tips by Elon Musk

3 min readMay 21, 2022

Elon Musk is, without a doubt, a genius. He has founded and grown numerous businesses, transforming sectors in the process. Musk is a great leader in addition to being a smart technologist. Musk has led teams of bright individuals to build ground-breaking technologies that have altered the world as CEO of both SpaceX and Tesla Motors. Simply study Elon Musk if you want to understand how exceptional leaders think and function at a high level. Every manager should assess his tactics for managing people, setting goals, and building innovative cultures if they want their team to be more productive. Following Elon Musk’s lead…

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