Tesla reviews

-Transitioning to become super corporate -The part-time job will be expected to be your number one priority -Corporate/district managers see you as a easily replaceable, systematic number. -Moving up the corporate ladder is very tight (expect to put in one year of part time before being considered for a full time position). When I first got hired, Tesla had more of a start-up company vibe to it. Things are rapidly becoming super corporate and the way things are run, seems very systematic and machine-like. Before, it was more about overall customer experience. Now, it's be efficient, get their info, pass on the lead to make a sale. Also, if you want to become full-time at Tesla, be aware that you start part-time 30hrs a week at $13/hr, no commission, for about a year before you will be considered for a promotion, even if your work performance is solid. Salary for a full-timer in sales is about $40,000 annually. Commission is $60-$70 for every car you sell. This is factual information. Yes, I do find it a bit strange that you get $60 dollars for every $100,000 car you sell, BUT on the bright side, you still get your $40,000. (Note: Sales and delivery positions count for 90-95% of the company's jobs) Recently, they have been increasing entry-level position, part-time workers and decreasing the number of full-time workers because from a corporate standpoint, you do not have to pay healthcare, benefits, etc., less money to be put out. The goal is to have more part-time workers to do a full-time worker jobs for less benefits and less company expenses for the benefit of the corporation, as well as top shareholders. I think this model is a fantastic idea to follow if you own a big corporation. If I ever own a corporation, I want to follow this example to increase my wealth. Very smart idea! Tesla Motors, though, is a good company, esp with the technology and innovative machines they are creating. I really hope they strive to help mother earth in 2-3 years with their $30,000-$50,000 vehicle to positively preserve the environment for the better of the every man. Realistically, how it's going, I think it'll be more towards the $40,000-$50,000 range vs. $30,000 because it has to make company profit. Overall though, I hope that Tesla can positively impact the world and really help people in polluted cities and make the world a healthier and happier place to live in (while keeping it at an affordable price for the majority of people to buy for the sake of the environment)!

However, these positive aspects were unfortunately overshadowed by some notable challenges. Communication within the company, particularly from upper management, was often unclear and inconsistent. This created an environment where team members were left in the dark about important decisions and company direction. Moreover, there seemed to be a lack of a cohesive company culture, making it difficult to feel a sense of belonging. While some teams thrived, others struggled with internal conflicts that impacted overall morale. Another area of concern was the limited opportunities for professional growth. Despite expressing a strong interest in career development, I found the resources and support to be lacking, hindering my ability to advance within the organization.