Short spoken commentary (YouTube) arguing that Gwynne Shotwell is the steady, behind-the-scenes leader who keeps SpaceX operational day-to-day, contrasted with high-profile, often controversial figureheads like Elon Musk and Steve Jobs who rely on steadier executives (e.g., Tim Cook, Shotwell). The piece is opinion/analysis about leadership roles and organizational dynamics.
And most people have no idea, have never heard of, have never thought about Gwynne Shotwell. It's not a secret who she is. She's just not the same sort of controversial character who's going to make all the noise and get all the attention like Elon Musk is. She is the steady hand that keeps things together, that keeps the team calmed down, that gets the rockets launched day in and day out. So Elon Musk and Steve Jobs are both driving figures with a great deal of ego and something that wants to be expressed in the world. It doesn't always make them the nicest people to be around the easiest, most uncontroversial characters, but in both cases they rely on someone like Tim Cook or Gwynne Shotwell.
