Good Balance, Bad Management
Good Balance, Bad Management
Good respect of work/life balance; ability to work from home when necessary. Challenging work.
- Wrong people often get promoted to management roles; the good managers get moved on quickly to better jobs.
- Very easy to get forgotten about and pigeonholed if you're under the wrong manager.
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Design Release Engineer
The process was too long. I applied on 15/10, and the process ended on 12/12. First, it was HireVue, then an interview with the engineering manager and HR manager at the site, then an interview with the direct supervisor on Teams. All questions were
Design Release Engineer
An initial HR screen followed by video response web-based questions before meeting the hiring managers. Hiring managers ask questions from GM standard prompts about behaviors, how you handle difficult situations, and some technical probing.
Design Release Engineer
A completely online-based process. This company was not associated with GM, so it was difficult to know if there was someone in the company who watched the content in the interview. All the questions were social questions about going through rough s
Design Release Engineer
Cairo, Cairo Governorate, EgyptDecember 13, 2024The process was too long. I applied on 15/10, and the process ended on 12/12. First, it was HireVue, then an interview with the engineering manager and HR manager at the site, then an interview with the direct supervisor on Teams. All questions were
Design Release Engineer
United StatesNovember 19, 2024An initial HR screen followed by video response web-based questions before meeting the hiring managers. Hiring managers ask questions from GM standard prompts about behaviors, how you handle difficult situations, and some technical probing.
Design Release Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesApril 15, 2024A completely online-based process. This company was not associated with GM, so it was difficult to know if there was someone in the company who watched the content in the interview. All the questions were social questions about going through rough s
