Great Team, But Beware Leaders
Great Team, But Beware Leaders
Highly collaborative and amazing people who are always willing to help. It's a great place to grow and change careers.
Easy to get stuck. Job experience and culture are entirely dependent on the supervisor/leader. Treated like a "number" by a senior leader – need to RESPECT employees.
Listen to your team members. A leader who doesn't listen will be surrounded by people who have nothing to say.
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Constraint Engineer
Initially contacted by the HR Talent group for the position. Had previously applied for another position but was not contacted for an interview. Initial contact on a Monday, interview on a Wednesday, offer on the following Monday. Interview process
Analysis Engineer
General Motors interviews involve a situation/response type of interview. They ask about an experience with a specific scenario (see the included examples), and you explain the situation, task, action, and response. Check their website, as they provi
Validation Engineer
It went on for an hour. It was one face-to-face interview, mostly resume-based questions, about past experience, tools, and about your former education. It also included questions about the projects I had on my resume and the details of the tools and
Constraint Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesNovember 1, 2013Initially contacted by the HR Talent group for the position. Had previously applied for another position but was not contacted for an interview. Initial contact on a Monday, interview on a Wednesday, offer on the following Monday. Interview process
Analysis Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015General Motors interviews involve a situation/response type of interview. They ask about an experience with a specific scenario (see the included examples), and you explain the situation, task, action, and response. Check their website, as they provi
Validation Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesMarch 1, 2017It went on for an hour. It was one face-to-face interview, mostly resume-based questions, about past experience, tools, and about your former education. It also included questions about the projects I had on my resume and the details of the tools and
