特斯拉副总裁等多名骨干离职、xAI核心专家吴宇怀也走了 “霸总”马斯克遭遇人才流失！员工：对他过度的工作要求感到疲惫

Group 1 - Tesla's Vice President, Rajiv Jaganathan, announced his departure after 13 years, marking a trend of executive exits from the company [2] - Jaganathan's role involved overseeing IT, AI infrastructure, business applications, and information security, and he faced challenges in automating customer service amid declining sales [2] - Other notable executive departures include Omid Afshar, Jenna Perua, Milan Kovach, Vineet Mehta, and David Lau, indicating a significant turnover in Tesla's leadership [2] Group 2 - xAI, another company under Elon Musk, also experienced significant talent loss, with co-founder and core expert, Yu Huai, announcing his departure [3] - Yu Huai was recognized for his contributions to mathematical reasoning and AI, having previously worked with DeepMind and OpenAI [3] - Other co-founders, including Igor Babuschkin, Kyle Kosic, and Christian Szegedy, have also left the company, highlighting a broader trend of instability within Musk's ventures [3] Group 3 - Employees at Tesla expressed fatigue over Elon Musk's demanding work expectations, with reports indicating a negative impact on morale and talent retention [4] - Internal conflicts and heavy workloads are believed to be key factors contributing to the recent executive departures [4] - Musk commented on the situation, suggesting that few departures were regrettable, indicating a potential disconnect with employee sentiment [4] Group 4 - Tesla's sales declined by 9% in 2025, with a 16% drop in the fourth quarter, marking the first annual revenue decrease in the company's history [5] - The company delivered 418,227 vehicles in Q4, falling behind competitors like BYD, which has seen significant growth in the same period [5] - Analysts have lowered their expectations for Tesla's 2026 delivery numbers from over 3 million to approximately 1.8 million, reflecting growing skepticism about the company's future performance [5] Group 5 - As of February 10, Tesla's stock closed at $425.21, with a market capitalization of $1.6 trillion, despite a volatile trading history [6] - The stock price increased by over 11% last year, although it experienced significant fluctuations, ranging from a low of $214 to a high of $498 [6]