That you, Steve Ballmer? (He used to get very upset when Microsoft employees used iPhones, apparently).
But no, _employees_ of a company do not have the same fiduciary duties towards a company that its officers do.
But no, _employees_ of a company do not have the same fiduciary duties towards a company that its officers do.
I mean, nothing stops you from making it into job requirements in your company, but, apparently, this is not a requirement at Tesla...
What, nothing stops you making director-style fiduciary responsibility a job requirement for normal employees in your company? I'd, er, check with a lawyer before you try that one.
I'm not sure that's always or even often true, despite the 'O' in the name. You're generally mostly talking about the CEO plus directors.