Tesla

• Take on an enormous amount of responsibility (if you're into that)
• Work alongside some of the best in the industry
• Eng fleet access
• Work on products that people have a genuine interest in

• You will work ungodly hours; no one flinches at 12-hour days.
• You can be fired at a moment's notice.

It's hard to advise management as someone who's only been an engineer, but it truly seems like managers at this company don't have the time or energy to manage properly.

I had a large team, about 20 people, and I did not have a 1:1 with my manager for about 5 months. He would sporadically come and talk to me and ask me to shift my focus entirely to another task.

I got good feedback on my performance evaluations and was even told I was on track to getting promoted until one Monday morning I woke up and was laid off. No explanation was given relating to my performance; my role was no longer needed.