1. Riddles Elon asks the candidates some odd and difficult riddles. What matters for him, is to see the way each person tries to solve them. I bet you would struggle...

Elon Musk’s hiring criteria are the most challenging in the world. 90% of the candidates make the same mistake during interviews… I’ve searched through his 61.7k tweets and found all the requirements. Here’s all you need to know🧵:

Elon still interviews important candidates himself. Why? • The company is based on the ability to attract talented and motivated people. "A great team is leading to producing great products and offering great services." Here's exactly what he believes:

2. Approach is key… He asks the candidates to tell them the story of their career, and the hardest problems they came across. • How did you deal with it? • How did you make decisions? This video unreveales a very well hidden secret...

3. University Having graduated is not a guarantee that your work will be effective. He refers to: • Bill Gates • Steve Jobs • Larry Ellison Saying that if you had a chance to hire them you would do it. But they haven’t studied in any university…

4. Honesty He uses a very specific system to detect lies: • Asking the candidate details about the problems he had to solve. And how does he spot whether the person is lying or not?

5. Working for Elon’s AI I’ve found the exact requirements needed to work as a member of Elon's AI team. And it’s either a bachelor OR proof of being exceptional. See yourself:

6. Hardcore test Elon sets some next-level tests to the candidates. This is being applied to those who have and to those who haven’t graduated from any university. Of course, access on these tests isn’t allowed…

But let’s say you're actually hired… What can you expect by working for Elon Musk? Dolly Singh (former head of talent acquisition) has answered this question. And it's very interesting…

Elon can be a strange boss to work for. That's Walter Isaacson said about Elon’s way of operating:

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