Excellent pay and benefits. Management and Engineering were very supportive and helped me through the culture shock of hiring in from the outside. After hourly workforce turnover, the new workforce was a joy to work with as they realized how truly fortunate they were. When the writing was on the wall, the company took care of me through the separation. Thank you, GM.
Not too many cons to mention. It is a shame that market conditions necessitated the down-sizing.
From my perspective, I found that my direct management was qualified and went above and beyond.
I interviewed through my university. It consisted of two thirty-minute interviews back to back. The interviews were not super technical, but instead more conversational. None of the questions caught me off guard; they were pretty standard. Everyone w
One interview only. Asked all behavior questions. Mostly about being part of a team. Very simple and straightforward. No complaints. The interview was about 45 minutes long with two engineers on the call.
Disclaimer: Not a typical interview scenario, since my GM plant was closing and personnel was trying to help place others. The people I spoke with in Bedford were very pleasant. The site is a foundry that was undergoing some construction and preparin
I interviewed through my university. It consisted of two thirty-minute interviews back to back. The interviews were not super technical, but instead more conversational. None of the questions caught me off guard; they were pretty standard. Everyone w
One interview only. Asked all behavior questions. Mostly about being part of a team. Very simple and straightforward. No complaints. The interview was about 45 minutes long with two engineers on the call.
Disclaimer: Not a typical interview scenario, since my GM plant was closing and personnel was trying to help place others. The people I spoke with in Bedford were very pleasant. The site is a foundry that was undergoing some construction and preparin