Tesla appears to have followed up its recent layoffs with a company-wide hiring freeze. Only three positions remain open out of more than 3,000.
Tesla removed virtually all of the more than 3,000 open positions that were posted to its jobs board earlier this week in what appears to be a company-wide hiring freeze, Quartz reported Wednesday. As of Thursday morning, only three positions remained posted, all for the company's"Manufacturing Development Program" — an internship that appears to include several perks with no mention of any sort of wage. So if you really want to work for Tesla, it appears you can do so for free.
The first round of cuts included two executives and 500 members of the company's Supercharger division, which is responsible for the company's fast-charging network. The second round saw layoffs in Tesla's software, service and engineering departments. "Great companies are made up of equal parts great people and great products, and the latter are only possible when its people are thriving," Otto said."The recent layoffs that are rocking the company and its morale have thrown this harmony out of balance and it’s hard to see the long-game. It was time for a change."
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