MFrunkerOG
Active Member
See… this is the problem… expectations.Again, this is NOT about the delay. It's about lies.
Are you telling me "10 - 14 weeks" was an actual, best estimate, based on some internal production velocity metrics and burndown chart? What about June? July? August? Sept 1-15? Sep 15-30? Sep 20-Oct 10? on and on and on. You believe these were actual calculations and the intent was a sincere desire to convey to us to the truth about when my product would be delivered?
If you believe this is true, I have some beach front property to sell you in Florida.
I have been a huge Tesla fan, and by them continuing to lie to me, they have changed my opinion. This is not how I wanted this to go.
I run a large, global organization within one of the largest and most profitable/valuable companies on the planet. I understand a little about supply chains, estimates, shifting dates, roadmaps, and such. There is NO excuse for communicating dates over and over which you know are false. I could never do this to my customers.
Let's be real here folks, the truth would have been something like this: in Q1 2021 if you ordered a model S LR, it should have said "Estimated delivery: 6 - 12 months". If they had opted for "6 months" to be optimistic, and then shifted this by a quarter when that clearly was not happening, i'd be more understanding. But to feed me *sugar* dates like this, in a steady stream, for months on end, is unacceptable. You know this is true.
As a responsible executive, you expect work level attitudes from to transfer over into personal stuff. That’s the problem.
do I have the same time expectations of my lawn care service or flooring contractor as I do of my work related providers? No.
when they say 9:30, they really mean sometime today or tomorrow or whenever! Lowering expectations makes me happy! Try it too?