Musk recruits people for Tesla Super Factory: a high school diploma is enough.

On April 3rd, it was reported that Tesla was recruiting employees for its super factory under construction in Austin, Texas. The requirements for academic qualifications are not high, and a high school diploma can make them work.

Earlier this week, the company's CEO Elon? Elon Musk said on Twitter that the Super Factory in Texas plans to recruit more than 1 10,000 employees by 2022.

In addition, Tesla's recruitment and personnel director Chris? Chris Reilly said that Tesla is considering "recruiting students who graduated from high school and can continue their studies while working in Tesla". Musk also briefly introduced this company policy in his tweet.

Riley said that Tesla has established cooperative relationships with Austin Community College, University of Houston-Tillotson, University of Texas and Delvalee Independent School District.

Last July, the electric car manufacturer chose to build the largest car assembly plant in Austin, Texas, and is recruiting about 5,000 employees. This factory will mainly produce cyber pickup trucks and Model Y electric SUVs for the US East Coast market.

More than a year ago, Musk said that the skills and knowledge of Tesla employees in the corresponding fields are more important than their academic qualifications. In February 2020, when the artificial intelligence team recruited, he said that he didn't even care if others just graduated from high school.

"A doctorate is absolutely unnecessary. What matters is a deep understanding of artificial intelligence and the ability to code in a really useful way (the latter is the real difficulty), "Musk wrote on Twitter.

He added, "I don't care that you just graduated from high school."

In order to attract more employees, Musk said on Wednesday that the factory is only five minutes away from the airport and only 65,438+05 minutes away from the city center, and it is on the Colorado River.

Just the day before Musk started the latest round of recruitment promotion, he suggested that fans move to Texas and find a job suitable for them at Space Exploration Technologies.

"Please consider moving to the starship base in Texas or other space exploration technology company bases, and encourage friends to do so!" Musk wrote on Twitter on Tuesday. "The demand for engineers, technicians, construction workers and various auxiliary personnel in space exploration technology companies is growing rapidly."

Musk said on Tuesday that it is expected that the starship base will add thousands of employees in the next two years.

Musk once revealed that he had settled in Texas. A document submitted to Texas in June+February last year showed that he also moved his private foundation there.