Ola Electric has a leadership problem
An attrition rate just short of 50% has put the EV maker’s senior management in a constant state of churn. The result: a lack of stability and depth of experience expected in a company that aims to go public.
7 March, 2024•12 min
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7 March, 2024•12 min
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