Supply Chain knowledge with lean application.
No cons when you work for TESLA.
The interview process was pretty simple. The first round involved speaking with the recruiter about background and fit. The second round involved speaking with two engineers on the team, who asked STAR questions. It took a while to hear back; the
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. About 4 rounds of interviews: * Initial phone screening * 1 on 1 with hiring manager * Panel interview * Following up with a project presentation I got to the 2nd round and ultimately was rej
Be prepared for three to four interviews, including a five-hour panel interview. It wasn’t the worst, but it absolutely wasn’t the best. With the amount of systems they create on their own, it seems some of their processes aren’t as established as
The interview process was pretty simple. The first round involved speaking with the recruiter about background and fit. The second round involved speaking with two engineers on the team, who asked STAR questions. It took a while to hear back; the
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. About 4 rounds of interviews: * Initial phone screening * 1 on 1 with hiring manager * Panel interview * Following up with a project presentation I got to the 2nd round and ultimately was rej
Be prepared for three to four interviews, including a five-hour panel interview. It wasn’t the worst, but it absolutely wasn’t the best. With the amount of systems they create on their own, it seems some of their processes aren’t as established as