I was contacted by a recruiter after applying through Indeed, and asked a few standard questions. I was told that they wanted to offer me an interview, and gave me study materials and guides on what they were looking for from a prospective candidate. After about a week, I went in for my interview; there were six of us interviewing at the same time (although it wasn't a group interview), and we all met with individual interviewers spread throughout the same room. The first part of the interview took about 15 minutes and involved a super basic general computer use assessment (an example of a task they asked me to perform was, "are you able to clear your internet browser's cookies and history?") coupled with a typing test. After completing this portion of the interview, I was asked questions regarding why I wanted to work at Tesla, past work scenarios and how I handled them, etc. The last portion of the interview regarded a practical assessment to gauge the accuracy of my ability in what my daily job function would consist of. Although I was not offered a position (most likely due to the last portion of the interview *cough* *cough*), I do regard this experience as a positive one! Everyone was professional and I genuinely feel like I was given a strong opportunity to be prepared for every stage of the interview.

There was a recruiter who prepped me for the interview over the phone. She gave tricks and tips and then Tesla called me over video call. They generally did as she predicted and then gave me a website to do a trial test on. After I submitted, they called in two days to give an offer.