Exciting product; many wonderful and intelligent coworkers; the company is so large that you can have many different jobs all within the company!
Trying to be cutting edge and efficient (aka cutting resources), most people I know working at GM have too much on their plate, and it’s infeasible to do in any semblance of a normal workday. There is very little work-life balance.
The first interview was virtual and did not include any persons. There are questions listed, and you are to record your answer. The second interview process consisted of four situation/behavioral questions, which took over an hour and a half.
The interview process was smooth but long, given that it was just an intern position. They answered all my questions, and the interviewers were friendly. First was a one-way interview, followed by a phone screening, then a Zoom interview at last.
Interviewed with one manager and one developer with little GM experience. Some repetitive questions, not well directed. Poor onboarding initially; had to jump through hoops for video interface. There was a third party, which I think has changed.
The first interview was virtual and did not include any persons. There are questions listed, and you are to record your answer. The second interview process consisted of four situation/behavioral questions, which took over an hour and a half.
The interview process was smooth but long, given that it was just an intern position. They answered all my questions, and the interviewers were friendly. First was a one-way interview, followed by a phone screening, then a Zoom interview at last.
Interviewed with one manager and one developer with little GM experience. Some repetitive questions, not well directed. Poor onboarding initially; had to jump through hoops for video interface. There was a third party, which I think has changed.