OnStar is a great part of GM in which to work
OnStar is a great part of GM in which to work
The benefits are second to none (outside of Silicon Valley):
- 18 company holidays, including the week between Christmas and New Year's.
- Vacation time up to 6 weeks, depending on length of service.
- New: paternal paid leave (2 weeks).
Amazing technology (autonomous driving in engineering fields; Hadoop for the Data Warehouse).
Great work-life balance.
Occasionally, a corporate policy will override local common sense (e.g., ending full-time telecommuting).
You are doing a great job. Telecommuting is useful for keeping good talent.
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Software Engineering Intern
Sent a HireVue video interview. It asked basic questions like, “Describe a time you got out of a difficult situation” or “Describe something you worked really hard for.” Standard interpersonal questions.
Hardware Engineer
Very easy, straightforward STAR questions! All behavioral questions, no technical interview. I only had one round of interviewing before an offer. There was a "prep interview" put on by HR to talk about the process.
Senior iOS Developer
I recently flunked the iOS engineer interviewing process over at GM / OnStar, so I figured it might be useful to recap my experience so the next candidate (i.e. you) will have a better idea of what to expect when you walk in the door. The way the in
Software Engineering Intern
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesDecember 1, 2020Sent a HireVue video interview. It asked basic questions like, “Describe a time you got out of a difficult situation” or “Describe something you worked really hard for.” Standard interpersonal questions.
Hardware Engineer
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesOctober 1, 2022Very easy, straightforward STAR questions! All behavioral questions, no technical interview. I only had one round of interviewing before an offer. There was a "prep interview" put on by HR to talk about the process.
Senior iOS Developer
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesApril 1, 2017I recently flunked the iOS engineer interviewing process over at GM / OnStar, so I figured it might be useful to recap my experience so the next candidate (i.e. you) will have a better idea of what to expect when you walk in the door. The way the in
