Work-life balance is overall excellent, but you will be expected to put in a little extra time occasionally.
You get to work with some really smart and driven people.
GM really encourages personal development and has programs you can utilize to further your education.
Pay is excellent.
Lots of bureaucracy and process to follow. Things can move pretty slowly, which can be frustrating.
Focus on making many of the legacy processes that are more painful leaner for the future.
A college recruiter came to school. After I turned in my resume, they called me and gave me an interview at school. It was a 30-minute individual interview with a lady, and basically, it was a behavioral interview. She went over my resume, asked abou
Conducted through HireVue. 5 STAR questions and 3 mind games. The games were very entertaining, but some questions caught me off guard. Overall an OK interview experience. Being able to redo some questions helped.
Met with the recruiters and went over my resume. After talking to multiple recruiters, I was told I would get a call to set up an interview in the coming days. I was called a few days later to set up an interview. One direct interview with basic b
A college recruiter came to school. After I turned in my resume, they called me and gave me an interview at school. It was a 30-minute individual interview with a lady, and basically, it was a behavioral interview. She went over my resume, asked abou
Conducted through HireVue. 5 STAR questions and 3 mind games. The games were very entertaining, but some questions caught me off guard. Overall an OK interview experience. Being able to redo some questions helped.
Met with the recruiters and went over my resume. After talking to multiple recruiters, I was told I would get a call to set up an interview in the coming days. I was called a few days later to set up an interview. One direct interview with basic b