Just a cool name brand, possibly to have on your resume.
There are several issues. Firstly, be prepared to be treated unprofessionally. There is tremendous mistrust in the corporate culture, a lot of back-stabbing, and cross-micro-management. The management style is completely abysmal, where they expect you to put in extra (unpaid as a contractor) hours to reach unrealistic goals, and won't even share what the end goals are for the piece of the project you are working on.
Treat people like human beings, not machines. And what's with the ego? You are not going to be the only EV car maker, forever.
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.
Good. They were very straightforward and great to talk to. I am just writing this so that I can research another company. Being forced to put this sucks.
You will engage in a series of three comprehensive interviews, each conducted by distinct members of our dynamic team. Throughout these interactions, the focus will be on delving into your rich reservoir of experiences, both past and present, and ski
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.
Good. They were very straightforward and great to talk to. I am just writing this so that I can research another company. Being forced to put this sucks.
You will engage in a series of three comprehensive interviews, each conducted by distinct members of our dynamic team. Throughout these interactions, the focus will be on delving into your rich reservoir of experiences, both past and present, and ski