Hey everybody Rob Maower here and today we're talking a little bit about Tesla's ability to attract talent.

We have a related story on that from Berlin,

model Y sales in California, and some news from BMW and Rivian.

All right, so we'll start off with Talent and this isn't the first time we've talked about a story like

this, but Universum is out with their most talent and this isn't the first time we've talked about a story like this but

Universum is out with their most attractive employers in the United States

based on surveying over 235,000 students that's worldwide about which

companies they would like to eventually work for.

As Tesla has done in a years past, they've scored incredibly well in the 2020 results, and

they have actually taken over the first spot in terms of most attractive employers for engineering students in the United States,

interestingly enough taking that first spot away from SpaceX. So Tesla has risen to

number one, SpaceX has only fallen back to number two.

Universum divides the responses into five. 1, SpaceX has only fallen back to number 2.

Universum divides the responses into five areas of study,

business, engineering, computer science, natural sciences,

and then humanities slash liberal Arts slash Education.

Tesla finished in the top 25 for each of these categories and they actually moved up in all but

one from the 2019 rankings.

So for business in 2019, Tesla ranked 12th. For for 2020 they've jumped up to 8th there

engineering as we talked about jumped up one spot from second to first computer

science one spot from six to fifth natural sciences one spot from 16 to 15th, and then humanities, liberal arts and education

stayed at 23. Just for fun if we want to take a look here at SpaceX 2, they also improved

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