Tesla reviews

-You will be working for Tesla for the mission, NOT THE PAY, which is probably less than you're worth -Since the company is still growing, the roles are often intertwined/blurred and you will not be compensated justly (or at all) for it -A typical work week is a minimum of 40 hrs, each end of quarter can hit a minimum of 60 hr work weeks for 2-4 weeks -You might be pressured to not have a social life, as your new family and friends will be Tesla -Working for Tesla is very idealized and put on a pedestal: everyone must drive a Tesla , major discounts on the car, everyone has met Elon, everyone makes a lot of money- NO, probably 5% have met Elon and drive new Teslas, 20% make enough money to buy a used Tesla. -The list could go on

Very minimal training, if there was any training at all. One of my essential job duties (claimed to be 50% of what I'd be doing) was tied up in paperwork for months. Manager was a hyper-inflated zealot who occasionally got into altercations with employees and regularly held up progress by micromanagement and poor planning. Other coworkers all had a generally negative attitude and negative view towards our manager, whose power seemed to be unchecked by the regional manager. Hours were constantly up in the air. Ten hour days were the rule, not the exception. Trips with truck and trailer were rigged to skirt the rules (two people would be sent to switch off on an 11-12 hour drive, since license limits maximum daily driving hours to 10)