Tesla is a good place to work.
Tesla requires a lot of time.
Initial phone interview followed up with a written test. The test was a software competency exam consisting of three questions, each with a 30-minute duration. Second, a phone interview with the department manager. Third, an in-person group interview
The interview process was very long and tedious. Their policies for being late, even by one minute, were not nice. I don't recommend anyone works here. There could be some changes, such as better pay and more collaborative efforts on the team.
If you want to work at Tesla, you need to be persistent. I applied numerous times after graduating college in 2010. I interviewed twice before the third attempt, which finally resulted in an offer. Knowing someone who works there will help you get no
Initial phone interview followed up with a written test. The test was a software competency exam consisting of three questions, each with a 30-minute duration. Second, a phone interview with the department manager. Third, an in-person group interview
The interview process was very long and tedious. Their policies for being late, even by one minute, were not nice. I don't recommend anyone works here. There could be some changes, such as better pay and more collaborative efforts on the team.
If you want to work at Tesla, you need to be persistent. I applied numerous times after graduating college in 2010. I interviewed twice before the third attempt, which finally resulted in an offer. Knowing someone who works there will help you get no