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　　although CEO Elon Musk (Elon Musk) may be worried about the economic situation, Tesla's latest job openings show that the company is increasing hiring. Intensity, covering almost every category of work.

　　This week, Tesla listed more than 6,900 jobs on its job site, up nearly 50% since mid-June. The hiring is on par with the peak in May of this year, when there were about 7,400 jobs.

　　Musk warned in June that he had a "super bad" feeling about the economy and said the company needed to cut jobs. But he later said the headcount would increase over the next 12 months.

　　In June and July, Tesla's hiring fell significantly. But since then, there has been a rebound, especially when it comes to engineering and information technology, vehicle service and manufacturing-related positions. Hiring of vehicle service workers rose more than 40% this week to 1,600 compared to the end of June.

　　Taylor Ogan, head of U.S. hedge fund Snow Bull Capital, said Tesla's job ads are important because they show where Tesla is trying to grow. "It's an important metric that we have, more than any other metric," Ogan said.

　　About three-quarters of the 6,900 jobs listed this week are located in the United States, mostly in California, Texas and Nevada, where Tesla has factories and offices.

　　This is followed by Germany and Canada, where Tesla's new factory just opened this year. Separately, Tesla lists more than 200 jobs on another website focused on the Chinese market. Recently, Tesla just upgraded its Shanghai factory to increase production.