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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
So this guy headed up monetization at Snap, and is now VP Engineering at Tesla? He probably saw the writing on the wall at Snap for his position, you know, since his job was to *make money* and we all know how well that's going for Snap. 
  
 Silicon Valley fucking amazes me sometimes. You can fail your ass off and make a lot of money doing it as long as you have the right friends in the right hot/trendy companies.

gpt
Is that any different than execs at other publicly traded companies? Send the company into a nose dive, walk away with a great severance package, rinse and repeat. It's not unique to the valley.