According to the Giga Berlin workers in the video, they believe that Tesla is a company where motivated individuals can grow and achieve great success. In the video, it is evident that the majority of the shirts worn by Tesla employees at the Model Y facility commemorate various production milestones, such as shirts with “1k,” “2k,” “3k,” and so on. Notably, one of the shirts has “6K” printed on it, indicating that the facility had reached a production milestone of 6,000 Model Y vehicles per week. Foulkes, also expressed his excitement for 2024, emphasizing that Giga Berlin is just getting started.
He shared his pride in the team’s achievements and their dedication to reaching milestones. Foulkes also acknowledged the challenges and successes that lie ahead, stating that their journey is just beginning. It’s mentioned that Giga Berlin’s Model Y production will be halted from January 29 to February 11, 2024, due to longer transportation times causing a gap in the supply chains. Foulkes expressed his pride and gratitude towards the Quality team for delivering over 200,000 cars from Giga Berlin, stating that their work has made significant contributions to the world.
He emphasized that the feeling of living their dreams and being part of a mission-driven team is the highest form of recognition. Esto significa que Tesla es una empresa donde el personal motivado puede crecer y alcanzar grandes alturas. Tal como se puede ver en el vídeo de los trabajadores de Giga Berlin, la mayoría de las camisetas en la fábrica del Model Y conmemoran hitos de producción, como se sugiere en camisetas estampadas con “1k”, “2k”, “3k” y así sucesivamente. De manera interesante, una de las camisetas tiene “6K” impreso en ella, insinuando que la fábrica había alcanzado un hito de producción de 6.000 Model Y por semana.
Foulkes también expresó su entusiasmo por el año 2024, enfatizando que Giga Berlin recién está comenzando. Por otro lado, se menciona que la producción del Model Y en Giga Berlin se detendrá del 29 de enero al 11 de febrero de 2024, debido a los tiempos de transporte considerablemente más largos que están creando un vacío en las cadenas de suministro.