
Tesla has started a major hiring spree in the United States, according to unnamed sources speaking with Electrek.
“Sources familiar with the matter told Electrek that Tesla is embarking on a new hiring spree for sales staff in North America,” reports Fred Lambert.
Tesla job listings have surged lately, now showing over 250 sales positions open in North America.
According to sources, Tesla is reportedly hiring part-time workers to cut costs, similar to what it did in 2020, but also eventually allowed these employees to become full time workers.
Currently, Tesla is seeing some heavy demand for its vehicles, as delivery date estimates have already slipped into the fall for the Model 3 and Model Y in Canada and the United States.
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