Elon, think about your employees!
Elon, think about your employees!
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Freedom. As a developer, you have free hands to use the technologies you want, not what you have to.
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Value. As a Tesla employee, you can see your impact on the business, so you are not working on some "never to be released" project.
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Fast pace. It's a constant learning curve and a lot of involvement in the business too.
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Amazing healthcare insurance.
- Terrible open space with zero privacy.
- Pay is below average in the Bay Area.
- Lack of basic snacks and bad coffee.
- Not enough stalls! Again, too many people in one building.
- Lack of team/corporate events. Just work :(
Please invest in employees. Small perks matter. It doesn't have to be super fancy, but some relaxation room, a small gym, and available parking are a must.
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