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Great Remote, Bad Pay
Remote, flexibility, and work-life balance.
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General Motors Interview Experiences
Hardware Engineer
Very good and helpful. No tough questions. The recruiter even helped me prepare for the interview, and the managers who interviewed me were very helpful when I asked questions. Very excited to start working for GM.
Hardware Engineer
No technical questions, really. Just a bunch of “Describe a time when you…”. There was a phone interview that was short, and then HireVue interviews where you record yourself. After that, you get interviewed by managers.
Hardware Engineer
One phone call, one Skype call, one in person. The phone call was with a recruiter, and Skype was technical. The in-person interview was behavioral and technical, both. They also showed us the company as a tour.
Hardware Engineer
Pontiac, Michigan, United StatesOctober 1, 2021Very good and helpful. No tough questions. The recruiter even helped me prepare for the interview, and the managers who interviewed me were very helpful when I asked questions. Very excited to start working for GM.
Hardware Engineer
United StatesSeptember 1, 2021No technical questions, really. Just a bunch of “Describe a time when you…”. There was a phone interview that was short, and then HireVue interviews where you record yourself. After that, you get interviewed by managers.
Hardware Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaApril 1, 2019One phone call, one Skype call, one in person. The phone call was with a recruiter, and Skype was technical. The in-person interview was behavioral and technical, both. They also showed us the company as a tour.
