Good Advancement, Hard To Stand Out
Good Advancement, Hard To Stand Out
Good advancement, constant rotations into other positions.
Very large company. Good luck setting yourself apart.
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General Motors Interview Experiences
Engineer
Phone interview screening followed by an on-site interview (2 hours with two separate managers). Each hour was divided into: * Introduction * Behavioral questions (4) * Technical questions (5) The extra time was to answer my questions (15 minutes).
Software Engineer
It was really nice. The manager talked about the department and showed me around after the interview. They were very willing to give more explanation, which really helped me to understand the questions better.
Model-based Control Engineer
I was expecting a technical interview, but I got the standard STAR behavioral questions, like: give a time when you had a conflict with a teammate; how did you solve it; what did you learn; and how did you apply it to other problems?
Engineer
Milford, Michigan, United StatesJune 13, 2016Phone interview screening followed by an on-site interview (2 hours with two separate managers). Each hour was divided into: * Introduction * Behavioral questions (4) * Technical questions (5) The extra time was to answer my questions (15 minutes).
Software Engineer
Milford, Michigan, United StatesJune 1, 2018It was really nice. The manager talked about the department and showed me around after the interview. They were very willing to give more explanation, which really helped me to understand the questions better.
Model-based Control Engineer
Milford, Michigan, United StatesNovember 1, 2016I was expecting a technical interview, but I got the standard STAR behavioral questions, like: give a time when you had a conflict with a teammate; how did you solve it; what did you learn; and how did you apply it to other problems?
