Not worth the hassle
Not worth the hassle
401k, vehicle discounts, flexibility, time off
The automotive industry is a scary place to be right now.
Upper management is lost with this move to EV and has ruined many careers with their arrogance. Unless you’re a woman, your growth potential is minimal. The pay wage is not keeping up with inflation, and good luck getting promoted.
Work your life away with little satisfaction, and the only perk of the job is vehicle discounts on overpriced vehicles that cost as much as your yearly wage. It's not what it used to be 20 years ago.
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The initial phone screening and team's meeting were positive and encouraging. For the in-person one, I was told to arrive early, but the interview started 15 minutes late, and I was left alone waiting. Very little attempt was made to build rapport,
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The experience was not fulfilling, nor did it feel professional. The focus seemed to be more on promoting the company itself, rather than providing clear information about the specific role and its responsibilities within the organization.
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The interview involved a standard format. The interviewer asked general questions about my background, she also asked questions about my fit with GM, and some technical questions to test knowledge of the area.
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United StatesSeptember 24, 2025The initial phone screening and team's meeting were positive and encouraging. For the in-person one, I was told to arrive early, but the interview started 15 minutes late, and I was left alone waiting. Very little attempt was made to build rapport,
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Michigan City, Indiana, United StatesFebruary 1, 2023The experience was not fulfilling, nor did it feel professional. The focus seemed to be more on promoting the company itself, rather than providing clear information about the specific role and its responsibilities within the organization.
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United StatesAugust 8, 2022The interview involved a standard format. The interviewer asked general questions about my background, she also asked questions about my fit with GM, and some technical questions to test knowledge of the area.
