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> ... after a long struggle to find funding and a sound business model.

So the company was already doing poorly and engineers switched to a better paid job in a stable company. Hardly Apples fault that Mission Motors was a shitty place for an engineer to stay.



Can you elaborate on how Mission Motors was a "shitty place"?


Apple were able to pay them more? Mission Motors hadn't made any money? Why do you think they choose to leave?


Those are valid reasons to leave, but they do not equate "shitty place".




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