

Rich Otto, a key executive at Tesla, recently resigned and criticized the company's extensive layoffs, which he said are damaging morale and disrupting the balance between great people and great products. Otto, who was involved in major product launches like the Cybertruck, expressed his mixed feelings about leaving the company he loves but also feels has taken a toll on him.
Tesla's recent actions, including firing the entire Supercharger team and rescinding internship offers, have led to a series of executive departures and a significant downturn in investor confidence. Meanwhile, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating Tesla's software updates related to its automated driving system, as Musk promotes its capabilities. Amidst these challenges, Tesla has dramatically reduced its job listings, adding to the instability within the company.