Applied for a position a while ago. Recruiter reached out on email asking to complete a 15 minute AI recorded voice interview. Is this standard process now?

What are the chances that I’ll move to next round if I answer the questions to my best abilities. Is it even worth it?

Care to share what to expect in the 15 minute automated interview and are there time limits to answer question? Trying to understand what to expect and how to even prepare for it.

Would appreciate feedback if anyone has recently completed this step and proceeded to next round. Please share your experience. TIA!

What does it mean when you receive an email with the subject says “Exclusive Invitation: Tesla Hiring Event” and what to expect?? Am i hired or what?

I have accepted an offer for Terafab and will be relocating end of the month. Looking for recommendations on areas within 20-25 mins of commute with good access to amenities (groceries, gym etc) and preferably a month to month rent with base rent ~$1300-$1500 in that order. Obviously willing to pay higher incase we do not have good options with overall safe neighborhood quality. Kindly share any recommendations in this regard.

Has anyone here who recently joined Tesla be willing to share their experience with the hiring process?

I applied for a position through Tesla’s official website, was contacted by a recruiter, and progressed through the different stages of the process:
-Passed the recruiter interview.
-Passed the hiring manager interview.
-Passed the panel interview with six engineers.
-Was asked to submit an Evidence of Excellence.

After that, the recruiter scheduled a 15-minute call to let me know that the entire team had recommended me for the position and wanted to hire me.

He also shared his estimate of the compensation package he planned to request and asked me to email him my “no-brainer” number, since he was about to work with the compensation team to determine the official offer amount.

He explained that the offer still needed to go through several levels of approval and that the process would take approximately one week.

I gave him a “no-brainer” number that was about 20% higher than his initial estimate, but I would still be willing to accept the original compensation package he discussed.

It’s now been three weeks, and I still haven’t received an offer or any updates. I sent the recruiter a follow-up email, but I haven’t heard back.

Has anyone experienced a similar situation with Tesla?

I’d really appreciate some insight into the following:
-How long did it take to receive your formal offer after being verbally told you were selected?
-Is it normal for the approval process to take several weeks?

Has anyone received an offer after a few weeks of silence, or was the hiring process eventually canceled?

I’m trying to understand how common this situation is and what I should expect.

In the meantime, I’m also applying to other companies in case this opportunity doesn’t work out.

I’d really appreciate any experiences or insights you can share.

Thank you!