“We are encountering certain challenges, as there is an insufficient amount of skilled workers with the specialized expertise required for equipment installation in a semiconductor-grade facility,"

Personally, would you:

* move to Pheonix

* do shift work

* complete a special local college course at your own expense

* to work for a company with notoriously demanding standards for staff

and there are no salaries listed as far as I see...

The West needs to start building again or it will become an extinct empire.

While the whole world is busting their ass, they're hooked on 9-5s.

Tesla is a great example of a manufacturer that pays top dollar and gets back top-quality work.

Working conditions in the Unites States are quite bad compared to some other places in the world. "At will" employment, wages so low that tips are required to offset them etc. I can go on and on. Just take a read in /r/antiwork/ at reddit. A lot of those things are even illegal but people don't even bother anymore to report them.

We are at a point in time where we have the luxury to improve working conditions and not go back to basically slavery. The issue is we are enriching the rich instead of those that are doing the hard labor.

We have the whole thing backwards, actual labor should be rewarded the most as it takes that one thing away from us that we have a limit resource of which is time.

If we don't strive to improve our lives then what is the point? Work and die to make the life for a few excessively luxurious?

Why are they rated so poorly for initial quality?

The build quality isn't at par with the rest of the manufacturers, but the drivetrain and batteries are by far the best.

(disclaimer: I own a Ford Mach-e and tried all the Teslas)