Arianna Huffington slams Elon Musk and Sam Bankman-Fried as 'burnout deniers' whose intense approach is actually harming their companies
have negatively affected their employees and companies.
Musk's first month as CEO at Twitter has been marred by"stunning missteps, reversals and mass defections," Huffington wrote. Less than half of the company's remaining employees opted to sign up for Musk's"extremely hardcore" vision "Musk is not just inflicting an outdated way of working on his dwindling number of employees — he's showing the downsides of a model fueled by burnout and lack of sleep in his own decision-making," said Huffington, who in 2016 founded Thrive Global, a company focused on ending the burnout epidemic..
Staffer's mass rebuke of Musk's ultimatum shows that"employees no longer feel they have to tolerate, let alone celebrate, this burnout-factory approach to work," Huffington said. In her opinion article, the Huffington Post co-founder pointed to Bankman-Fried as another"burnout-denier."
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