Team environment - everyone is interested in the growth of everyone & willing to invest time outside their own projects to share knowledge and provide guidance. No secrets between teams - everyone eager to collaborate. Incredibly fulfilling work - saving the planet. You will never work with a team more exceptionally talented and driven than those at Tesla.
Work-life balance is questionable at best. Managers are understanding and accommodating, but the exec level doesn't seem to be on the same page.
Invest in employees. Larger teams burn out less and give more return on investment per capita. Employees who don't burn out and leave, or burn out and get fired, can pass down knowledge and all around make the company better and more fluent. Trust your engineers.
A Tesla recruiter contacted me regarding a full-time new grad position. The initial 30-minute screening with the recruiter went well. They then sent me a general mechanical engineering test. The recruiter mentioned it covers fundamentals and that a s
Easy interview, difficult interview. Unnecessary why to concept questions to check basics in welding for a design position. It was followed after an HR and manager interview, so it was technical and very theoretical, rather than focused on experien
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe
A Tesla recruiter contacted me regarding a full-time new grad position. The initial 30-minute screening with the recruiter went well. They then sent me a general mechanical engineering test. The recruiter mentioned it covers fundamentals and that a s
Easy interview, difficult interview. Unnecessary why to concept questions to check basics in welding for a design position. It was followed after an HR and manager interview, so it was technical and very theoretical, rather than focused on experien
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe