Tunguz on hardcore teams: most people have never worked on a hypercompetitive crew, and it shows
McDonaghMatthew · x · 2026-09-08
Bojan Tunguz, a prominent AI commentator, quipped: "Most of you have never been on a team of hypercompetitive autistic a-holes and it shows."
The post taps a recurring tech-industry debate over whether the intensity and friction of top research and engineering teams is the price of effectiveness or the secret to success.
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