Very fun place to work. Employees encourage interns to learn as much about the company as possible. Managers are generally approachable and very helpful. Lots of chances for movement within the company. Interns get a lot of the perks employees do, like vehicle test drive programs. Interns from outside the Detroit area also get a free furnished apartment for the length of their stay.
Very large company, so sometimes communication between departments is lacking.
Interns do not have as many opportunities for training classes and don't get benefits or vacation (though they can take days off if they make up for it in the same pay cycle).
Keep encouraging employees to actively learn about the industry.
Have better employee discounts on the vehicles.
Got interviewed at a career fair panel. Then got interviewed by a team member who then transferred my resume to the managers who might want me. Was then interviewed by two hiring managers. Got an offer from one of the managers.
To the person who wrote a review for the Battery Development Engineer role on March 2nd: Was that a full-time role interview or an intern role interview? The reason I ask is, I had a similar interview with two managers and have not heard back in two
Mostly situational questions to gauge how you work with others. Some asking about how you handled past engineering problems or "difficult people." Pretty relaxed with an interviewer in a small room, who is now manager.
Got interviewed at a career fair panel. Then got interviewed by a team member who then transferred my resume to the managers who might want me. Was then interviewed by two hiring managers. Got an offer from one of the managers.
To the person who wrote a review for the Battery Development Engineer role on March 2nd: Was that a full-time role interview or an intern role interview? The reason I ask is, I had a similar interview with two managers and have not heard back in two
Mostly situational questions to gauge how you work with others. Some asking about how you handled past engineering problems or "difficult people." Pretty relaxed with an interviewer in a small room, who is now manager.