Highest pay in metro Detroit, likely. Flexible working schedule for most white-collar jobs. Usually fairly competent colleagues, depending on the department.
If you are not about climbing the ladder by manipulating others, espousing the terrible ideas of bad management/leaders, and okay with a general lack of discipline, then it's really hard to tolerate life day to day. I have never worked at a place that put mediocrity on a pedestal like GM. This might change with the newer technical leadership, but I haven't seen anything really change yet.
Find a way to be more targeted with layoffs to remove those who are culturally bad for GM and not the people who actually provide value.
It was a pretty easy interview; nothing really hard. There was a Java problem with Lists and a SQL statement to write. Then, a discussion around software development practices. I was also asked about my experiences with previous companies. The funn
Recruiter screening about salary and benefits. Video coding screening based on the technology you select; they will send a link. Technical interview followed by a managerial round. HR round if you clear the rounds above.
Two phone interviews: one technical and the other case questions. The technical interview was over the phone and didn't involve any whiteboard questions, just an oral test on the tech stack in your resume, general object-oriented language questions,
It was a pretty easy interview; nothing really hard. There was a Java problem with Lists and a SQL statement to write. Then, a discussion around software development practices. I was also asked about my experiences with previous companies. The funn
Recruiter screening about salary and benefits. Video coding screening based on the technology you select; they will send a link. Technical interview followed by a managerial round. HR round if you clear the rounds above.
Two phone interviews: one technical and the other case questions. The technical interview was over the phone and didn't involve any whiteboard questions, just an oral test on the tech stack in your resume, general object-oriented language questions,