Good pay and outstanding benefits.
Possibly the best auto company in the US right now, with a lot of "industry first" technologies available for you to work on.
A lot of training and learning opportunities are available to grow your career.
Management listens to and respects employee opinions.
Really old, dusty buildings with poor air quality. The enthusiasm to get started on the workday dies as soon as I walk into the building. The air quality in the building is starting to cause me health problems. I think I may develop lung cancer or die if I continue working here.
Improve work conditions.
Online questions and then an onsite interview. The questions are not too technical, but they question your ability to think and process at the scene about a particular problem. They ask about 10 questions like such.
An initial screening exam followed by an aptitude test. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. Two
It took 3 months to call for an interview, and it's been almost 4 months since with no answer, even for a rejection. Surprisingly, the interview lasted for 15 minutes, and no question was asked that evaluated me.
Online questions and then an onsite interview. The questions are not too technical, but they question your ability to think and process at the scene about a particular problem. They ask about 10 questions like such.
An initial screening exam followed by an aptitude test. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. Two
It took 3 months to call for an interview, and it's been almost 4 months since with no answer, even for a rejection. Surprisingly, the interview lasted for 15 minutes, and no question was asked that evaluated me.