Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) ‘Deep in Production Hell’ Sacks 700 Workers

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Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) has sacked up to 700 employees following a series of so-called performance evaluations.

 The firings are part of an annual review, CEO Elon Musk’s Palo Alto, California-based company said in an e-Mail.

The maker of Models S and 3 this week dismissed between up 700 employees, including engineers, managers and factory workers, it was reported on Friday, 13  October.

“As with any company, especially one of over 33,000 employees, performance reviews also occasionally result in employee departures,” the company said in the statement. “Tesla is continuing to grow and hire new employees around the world.”

A delayed ramp-up risks the ire of some of about 420-K reservation holders who started paying $1,000 deposits early last year.

On 12 October, Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted a video on Instagram of what he said was a stamping press producing body panels for the Model 3, the word is that many of the cars parts are being hand made as the production of the Model 3 is ‘Deep in Production Hell’

Noted Tesla ‘hypemeister’ Elon Musk was not available for comment.

Have a terrific weekend.

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