The Upside-Down Case for Elon Musk’s Tesla Pay Raise

Consider a management hypothetical: A chief executive officer, going through what can only be described as a sort of midlife crisis, suddenly seems incapable of focusing on his day job. He’s clocking fewer hours than ever at the office, and even when he’s working he’s distracted. He’s posting constantly on social media, often stays up very late playing video games and is juggling a number of extremely messy romantic relationships, including a custody battle and a paternity lawsuit. There are reports, which he denies, that he’s using drugs.