Rotational Engineer Interview Experience - Detroit, Michigan
Process
The screening interview was all virtual. With recorded answers to typical interview questions about challenges you have overcome and how you approach teamwork.
Then, a set of games that tested how you performed under pressure and your math skills.
Questions
Described a time you faced a difficult challenge, how you approached it, and what was the result.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the General Motors Rotational Engineer role in Detroit, Michigan.
Success Rate
General Motors's interview process for their Rotational Engineer roles in Detroit, Michigan is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for General Motors's Rotational Engineer interview process in Detroit, Michigan.
General Motors Work Experiences
- 5.0Excellent work environmentSenior Engineer • Current EmployeeDetroit, Michigan, United StatesOctober 19, 2016Pros: Great place to work! Good work-life balance.Cons: Nothing negative I can think of. I love this place.
- 3.0Good Company to Start a Career After SchoolEngineer • Former EmployeeDetroit, Michigan, United StatesJanuary 17, 2015Pros: Large company with many interesting assignments and projects. Excellent place for a young graduate to learn, gain experience, and start a career. Maybe even stay for life if selected for development. Doing well along with the rest of the auto industry and much improved financials.Cons: Many silos, cultural torpor, and misplaced arrogance from an earlier era of greatness in certain circles. Experienced hires cannot make job changes and usually are not selected for development, a side effect of the "frozen middle". So, it is a bad place to end a career unless the job offered is really the final job one seeks.
- 5.0Great Benefits, Bureaucratic HurdlesSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeDetroit, Michigan, United StatesJanuary 11, 2021Pros: Benefits are good, and there is vacation time.Cons: Red tape and other barriers of entry.
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