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Tesla profits nosedive as more job cuts announced
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Actually, they're speedrunning the Boeing approach.
"Announce new technological marvels while simultaneously slashing their workforce" is just two steps before "product falls apart during usage".
I mean, cybertrucks get bricked in a carwash, pretty sure that qualifies under usage and falling apart
Honestly the welding and soddering joints breaking down in some vehicles is also a pretty good example of dropping quality. The cybertruck is a mess from the start but the other cars in theory are kinda ok, like I would fucking burn one if it was force on me but I think late 80s interiors are peak.
I thought Teslas were already doing that. 🤔