Tesla reviews

The workload to employee ratio is grossly off kilter. Employees rarely interact unless it's about work and the break room chatter is full of keywords and phrases like "chaos, overworked, overwhelmed, not enough resources, not enough time to get all this done" etc etc etc Ive never worked somewhere with NO human culture where everyone is expected to work like machines. There's an onsite therapist... youd think this wasa positive thing... until you realize they are there because everyone is having mental breakdowns. One week, i watched at least one person burst into tears on the floor... once a day for for days straight. Ive been under mental duress and looking for a new job. This is such a huge disappointment.

Prepare to literally work yourself to death if you ever become a manager. It’s relentless, with huge amounts of pressure with senior managers telling you what you should and shouldn’t do, without ever getting their hands dirty. No one senior with influence ever steps in to apologise for the condition of the product, so the local staff get it in the neck. Moved completely away from a company that does whatever it can to provide excellence to customer to delivering numbers and getting the share price up. The new thread of senior managers, bar one or two, are here on a power trip, not because they are passionate about the brand. And it shows, no one cares about the car, the craftsmanship, the quality - but any mistake will result in being told how much better you could be. It’s a case of showcasing themselves because they can say they were ‘strong’ with someone. People generally last 2 years before they jump because you really do have to put Tesla first if you are a manager.