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Very briefly because my account has just been deleted again, @DonkeyInvestor There is a big difference, because when office workers are made redundant, it makes sense and is normal. When warehouse employees are laid off, it scares investors because you can deduce production bottlenecks from it. In addition, it should be 7-8% instead of 10%, so it's a big all-clear.
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@AufKeinenFallElonMusk Why can't warehouse employees be replaced by machines and technology?
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@DonkeyInvestor That may well be the case and it may make sense. Nevertheless, it would be very bad for investors if production employees (I meant them, not warehouse employees) were laid off. Because why should you lay them off if you want to build 3 more gigafactories?
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@AufKeinenFallElonMusk because the location doesn't fit?
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@DonkeyInvestor Yes, but you expect a lot more production employees to work every year so that more cars can be produced, don't you?
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@DonkeyInvestor you're not a Tesla shareholder either
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@AufKeinenFallElonMusk at most via my ETF