Competitive pay, intern events, perks, work with smart people, great CEO.
GM is looking toward the future and has a great vision. They also really make it known that they want to invest in their employees to keep them long-term.
Roles are very specific (some may think this is boring), but also a very stable company to work at.
The interview was for a summer internship. You are given five sets of starter questions that you will have to record yourself with Hirevue. You will be given two attempts for each question, with approximately 1 minute preparation time and 2-3 minutes
Initially, there were 3 people: 1 HR and 2 Engineers. Then the HR person left. After that, I was asked behavioral questions by the 2 Engineers. They were fairly straightforward and commonly asked behavioral questions.
It was pretty easy. It started with a basic phone call asking about your work history and things like that. The interview didn’t really have hard technical questions, just ones about teamwork and your previous experience.
The interview was for a summer internship. You are given five sets of starter questions that you will have to record yourself with Hirevue. You will be given two attempts for each question, with approximately 1 minute preparation time and 2-3 minutes
Initially, there were 3 people: 1 HR and 2 Engineers. Then the HR person left. After that, I was asked behavioral questions by the 2 Engineers. They were fairly straightforward and commonly asked behavioral questions.
It was pretty easy. It started with a basic phone call asking about your work history and things like that. The interview didn’t really have hard technical questions, just ones about teamwork and your previous experience.