Most teams have very good mentorship for interns.
An open office layout with a good culture to ask for help or meet with people impromptu, and only when actually necessary.
Mostly 9 or 10 a.m. to 6 or 7 p.m. workdays, so not for everyone. Housing close by is pretty expensive. If you're into free snacks/food, options are pretty lackluster at Tesla, but hopefully those savings were at least partly passed on to employees at the compensation stage.
The recruiter called me directly to talk about the role. I was sent a test, which was to be completed in a week. I finished it four days later. It's been two months, and every time I contact the recruiter, he says the team is still grading, and the
Overall, the process was way too long, and I felt strung along before getting rejected. Here was my process: * Phone screen * 1st round interview * 24-hour take-home test * 2nd round interview * Rejected The next round would have been the onsite pa
My interviewer didn't show up to our second agreed meeting time, after missing the first meeting. I'm not sure how often this happens, but it was quite frustrating, given the time it can take to prepare.
The recruiter called me directly to talk about the role. I was sent a test, which was to be completed in a week. I finished it four days later. It's been two months, and every time I contact the recruiter, he says the team is still grading, and the
Overall, the process was way too long, and I felt strung along before getting rejected. Here was my process: * Phone screen * 1st round interview * 24-hour take-home test * 2nd round interview * Rejected The next round would have been the onsite pa
My interviewer didn't show up to our second agreed meeting time, after missing the first meeting. I'm not sure how often this happens, but it was quite frustrating, given the time it can take to prepare.