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Al Baione

I worked on the Admiral’s staff for a decade. Mr Musk’s approach and practices remind me of his. One of the elements needed in solving a complex technical problem is to have the individuals who make the decisions trained in the technology involved. A concept widely accepted in some circles is that all you need is to get a college degree in management, and then, regardless of the technical subject, you can apply your management techniques to run any program; including the Presidency, Congress, or the Vatican. This has become a tenet of our modern society, but it is valid as the once widely held precept that the world is flat. Properly running a sophisticated technical program requires a fundamental understanding of and commitment to the technical aspects of the job and a willingness to pay infinite attention to the technical details. This can only be done by one who understands the details and their implications. The phrase “The devil is in the details” is especially true for technical work. If you ignore those details and attempt to rely on management techniques or gimmicks you will surely end up with a system that is unmanageable, and problems will be immensely more difficult to solve. At Naval Reactors, I take individuals who are good engineers and make them into managers. They do not manage by gimmicks but rather by knowledge, logic, common sense, and hard work.” ADM H.G. Rickover Before the Subcommittee on Energy Research and Production of the Committee on Science and Technology U.S House of Representatives May 24, 1979

The_Ninja

So where you selling mortgage loans? or reselling loans from other banks?