From:Internet Info Agency 2026-01-10 15:35:02
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently responded to online criticism regarding the company's reduction of H-1B visa employees. A chart circulating online showed that Tesla employed 2,908 H-1B visa holders—a relatively low proportion among tech companies. In response, Musk emphasized that this move was not aimed at cutting costs, but rather at ensuring the recruitment of top-tier talent with specialized skills—talent that comes at a high hiring cost. He also revealed that Tesla has approximately 150,000 employees globally, with H-1B workers accounting for less than 2%, or just "a few percent."

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