An amazing place to have impactful involvements. Generally, very small teams still exist, which allows for major contributions to global products as each person is expected to lead major initiatives, often with a great degree of freedom in methods/approach.
There are always multiple products/releases urgently being worked on. Expect regular long workdays and weekend work. This can be rewarding and even exciting, especially at first, but oftentimes the recognition/rewards come much later. Oftentimes, they're deferred repeatedly until teams grow frustrated.
There appears to be notable frustrations amongst multiple orgs/teams as the culture has remained the same (both engineering, which is great, and HR culture), despite the size and financial resources available. There's notable politics and a lack of voice amongst upper management, and everyone seems to just follow Elon, which is a big part of the problem, as feedback doesn't flow back up to the decision maker in chief.
Pros and cons are above.
Think beyond yourself and roll up some of the feedback provided by teams occasionally. This is actually good for the company long-term and for your shares.
The hiring manager went through my job history and resume; it was a very typical interview. There were no special or trick questions. I'm not sure the hiring manager had the right experience to hire for the role.
The recruiter reached out and scheduled a screening call (Basic HR questions). After that, there was the Managerial round, which included quality questions, situational questions, and process improvement & supplier-based questions. I didn't proceed
The interview process was long, to say the least. It included a recruiter phone screen, two technical phone screens, and a project, all leading up to an on-site interview. For the on-site, my first task was to give a presentation before being intervi
The hiring manager went through my job history and resume; it was a very typical interview. There were no special or trick questions. I'm not sure the hiring manager had the right experience to hire for the role.
The recruiter reached out and scheduled a screening call (Basic HR questions). After that, there was the Managerial round, which included quality questions, situational questions, and process improvement & supplier-based questions. I didn't proceed
The interview process was long, to say the least. It included a recruiter phone screen, two technical phone screens, and a project, all leading up to an on-site interview. For the on-site, my first task was to give a presentation before being intervi