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Organizational Development Manager

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teslaHonolulu (HI)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$145,000 - $218,000

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About the role

The Organizational Development Manager position at Tesla offers a clear path to grow while working alongside a talented, collaborative team. The general charter, the $145,000 - $218,000, the 7-year ask — all of it points to a Tesla role built for owners, not order-takers.
Key Responsibilities: Keep the Tesla backlog ruthlessly honest about what's truly next
Hand off Active Listening work clean enough that nobody has to ask twice Keep Tesla leadership honest with numbers they can act on Trade quick wins for ambitious fixes when the math favors patience Build the Collaboration habits a manager role can lean on for years Pressure-test assumptions before they harden into expensive mistakes What You'll Bring Prior experience working on-site in Honolulu, HI, or willingness to relocate The kind of curiosity that reads the docs before asking Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple workstreams A keen eye for quality and consistency in your output A collaborator's reflex to share credit and absorb blame Manager mastery of Active Listening, validated by people who'd hire you again Tesla was founded on a hunch that general could be far less awful, and Honolulu turned out to be the perfect place to prove it. Our team in HI keeps a running list of what we'd do differently, and we actually act on it. Your compensation opens at $145,000 - $218,000, your mentor is waiting, your benefits are ready, and your hours are yours to flex. Live in Honolulu, HI as of this hour, with reviews ongoing.

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