While Tesla is a demanding place to work, there are advantages that come with the fast pace and long hours, former employees have told Business Insider.
Nine former employees described their favorite parts of working at the electric-car maker.
Their tenures at Tesla collectively span from 2008 to 2019.
Of course we can find disgruntled, former employees too.
While Tesla is a demanding place to work, there are advantages that come with the fast pace and long hours, former employees have told Business Insider.
Nine former employees described their favorite parts of working at the electric-car maker.
Their tenures at Tesla collectively span from 2008 to 2019.
Of course we can find disgruntled, former employees too.
Clearly Elon Musk is a bully, and likes to pick on little guys with no means to defend themselves. I see he is now picking fights with Jalopnik and Porsche though, Cannot wait to see the Model S P100D on the Nurburgring next week, Wanna bet its one of two things happens, either a highly modified Model S that is not available for sale anywhere at any price, or Elon Just quietly backs off his Nurburgring promise (more likely) of next week after the experts explain to him how difficult 7:42 will be in the Model S Tuna Boat with poor suspension, tires, and brakes. And if they modify all those items, I suspect we will see broken control arms as we all know even regular Tesla S's develop Wompy Wheels (google if you do not know what this is) when put to the test.
Yes, but engineering graduates mostly are looking for work life balance these days, and Tesla pays so low compared to others... My Guess is Apple, Boeing, and Google get the pick of the litter...
Shocking to see Ford and GM so high on the list... those old companies would not be fun to work for. Its just hard work with little recognition...
The country’s nativist prime minister, Viktor Orbán, said it was conceivable that Hungary, with a population of just under 10 million that is shrinking due to low birthrates and emigration of Hungarians to EU states further west, could simply disappear.
“It’s not hard to imagine that there would be one single last man who has to turn the lights out,” he said at the opening of the conference on Thursday.
Orbán, who has based his political campaigns in recent years on anti-refugee and anti-migration sentiment, said other European politicians saw immigration as the solution, but he firmly rejected this, tapping into the far-right “great replacement” theory.
