Great People, Not Enough Work
Great People, Not Enough Work
Nice people, care to meet and teach you. Happy for you to jump along.
Not enough work, or random work that is not feasible.
Please plan internships better. Both times I arrived, the manager and teams were too swamped to be able to give me a real internship. And pay more! Competitors pay more.
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Product Engineer
Very straightforward. Almost every question was a behavioral question. The contract agency led me to meet the manager, one senior engineer, and HR. They reviewed my resume. I introduced my experience, and they asked some behavioral questions and abo
Software Developer
Applied through college. It's all behavioral interview questions: different situations you faced in the past and how you handled them. There was no single technical question. Overall, it was a really easy interview.
Manufacturing Engineer
Applied online, my previous internship was in-line with the credentials. GM contacted me for a 20-30 minute phone interview. It was really easy to talk to the HR lady. Very nice, straight-forward questions, nothing crazy, just introduction-type que
Product Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017Very straightforward. Almost every question was a behavioral question. The contract agency led me to meet the manager, one senior engineer, and HR. They reviewed my resume. I introduced my experience, and they asked some behavioral questions and abo
Software Developer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesNovember 1, 2014Applied through college. It's all behavioral interview questions: different situations you faced in the past and how you handled them. There was no single technical question. Overall, it was a really easy interview.
Manufacturing Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesNovember 10, 2016Applied online, my previous internship was in-line with the credentials. GM contacted me for a 20-30 minute phone interview. It was really easy to talk to the HR lady. Very nice, straight-forward questions, nothing crazy, just introduction-type que
