Work/Life Balance Inclusive culture
A lot of autonomy Great CEO and C-suite
A lot of travel if you work at the plant but live in a remote office (as expected).
Growing pains – the hiring surge makes it difficult to find the right people to answer certain questions.
Managers are stretched way too thin. My manager has about 25 people reporting to them; they can't people manage effectively.
The recruiter never showed up or followed up after setting up an interview for several weeks. The situations were easy STAR-based behavioral questions, but the lack of active communication from the recruiter really put me off.
I was contacted by three different recruiters from three different teams: Material Flow, Battery, and Cell Development. The recruiter who reached out regarding the Material Flow role was overly optimistic and confirmed he was going to schedule a cal
Recruiter interview followed by a manager interview. Presentation to a panel. Individual interviews with each member, followed by a final interview with the director. Good process, though very time-consuming.
The recruiter never showed up or followed up after setting up an interview for several weeks. The situations were easy STAR-based behavioral questions, but the lack of active communication from the recruiter really put me off.
I was contacted by three different recruiters from three different teams: Material Flow, Battery, and Cell Development. The recruiter who reached out regarding the Material Flow role was overly optimistic and confirmed he was going to schedule a cal
Recruiter interview followed by a manager interview. Presentation to a panel. Individual interviews with each member, followed by a final interview with the director. Good process, though very time-consuming.