The richest man on this planet thinks that ‘most big tech companies’ are responsible for killing young aspiring talents. Responding to a tweet, Elon Musk shared his view while taking a dig at Google. The Tesla and SpaceX founder, who is pretty active on the microblogging site has never shied away from sharing his personal views which have instantly grabbed everyone’s attention.

After taking a couple of jabs at his arch-rival and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Musk seems to have shifted his focus on other big tech companies out there. “Most big companies in tech have turned into places where talent goes to die,” Musk wrote in response to a tweet that slammed Google. “Google’s greatest evil is grooming brilliant 22 year olds into becoming complacent careerists instead of ambitious founders who might one day compete with them,” read the original tweet to which the SpaceX founder replied.

Most big companies in tech have turned into places where talent goes to die

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 20, 2021

Exactly why I chose to become an entrepreneur.
Worked for corporations and will never do it again.
People are genuinely good– and if you run your own company you can create things that help people and make a little money if you’re lucky/smart. Corporations just want $.

— Gillian Roth (@GillianRothInk) October 20, 2021

Boeing and Google are nothing alike. Google actually offers a challenging environment with top notch individuals and financial and promotional rewards based on high performance and innovation. It’s a great place to build a career and make money early on, and then make a move.

— Alan Boschetto (@shmalmosxhetto) October 20, 2021

But without these awesome brilliant career people who go and die in tech, big tech won’t exist – SpaceX, Tesla, etc won’t be where it is. So?

— Ndianabasi Udonkang (@_ndianabasi) October 20, 2021

Before Musk, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey had mocked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse plan by responding to a tweet terming the move ‘dystopian’. While a Twitter user shared the meaning of ‘metaverse’ and described it as ‘a virtual world owned by corporations where end-users were treated as citizens in a dystopian corporate dictatorship,’ Dorsey left a comment that read as “NARRATOR He was.”

NARRATOR

He was. https://t.co/U4XnXCmeeG

— jack⚡️ (@jack) October 20, 2021

According to Bloomberg Billionaires’ Index, Musk has managed to extend his lead in the World’s richest list by adding a couple of more billion to his existing fortune. The Tesla founder, who has surpassed the $200 billion last month to secure the top spot, has taken his tally past the $230 billion mark in the past few days. Meanwhile, on the personal front, Musk and his partner Grimes have parted ways but are still living together.

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