The mission is inspiring, the product is truly amazing, the benefits are fantastic, and the compensation is good.
If you aren't going to give your best, don't apply. The company purges low performers often.
I don't have anything bad to say about Tesla. I grew more there as an employee than probably anyplace I have worked.
It's all about knowing the principles of engineering. Make sure you study beams and know all the formulas. They really like to make sure you know all the fundamentals and can ask questions that test your understanding of physics and materials.
Recruiters were super nice at the beginning. The process was not easy: * Three phone interviews * An on-site personal interview * A technical test * A 30-minute presentation (where the candidate talked about their work) * Immediately foll
I applied to a few relevant positions online. A recruiter reached out to me with another position, and after an introductory phone call, they scheduled a phone screening with the hiring manager. I was asked to present my skills and background. With
It's all about knowing the principles of engineering. Make sure you study beams and know all the formulas. They really like to make sure you know all the fundamentals and can ask questions that test your understanding of physics and materials.
Recruiters were super nice at the beginning. The process was not easy: * Three phone interviews * An on-site personal interview * A technical test * A 30-minute presentation (where the candidate talked about their work) * Immediately foll
I applied to a few relevant positions online. A recruiter reached out to me with another position, and after an introductory phone call, they scheduled a phone screening with the hiring manager. I was asked to present my skills and background. With