Indian-Origin Man Lands Job At Tesla, Says It Took "300+ Applications, 10 Interviews"
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Mr Loya, originally from Pune, India, celebrated his success on LinkedIn, sharing the challenges he overcame.
Dhruv Loya, a recent Biomedical Engineering graduate from the University at Buffalo (UB), finally landed his dream job at Tesla after a determined five-month search. Mr Loya, originally from Pune, India, celebrated his success on LinkedIn, sharing the challenges he overcame and offering advice to others facing similar struggles.
"I finally got a job!" Mr Loya announced on LinkedIn. In his post, Mr Loya shared that he submitted over 300 applications, sent more than 500 cold emails, and went through 10 interviews before securing the position of Powerwall Technical Support Specialist at Tesla. Despite a strong GPA, internships, and active extracurriculars (including rowing and winning a dance competition at UB), he faced a difficult period of unemployment.
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