GM is a very old and conservative company.
If you want job security, GM is the place to be.
Great benefits, good salary, and good hours.
Co-workers aren't very technical, especially if they are not from an engineering or comp sci background.
Management is excellent, but unless you work in an engineering or design team, it is hard to get noticed and achieve promotions.
Talked to them at Career Fair. Had my first interview the following week, and they did a very good job at making me feel comfortable. They had someone in the hallway before the interview actually started for me to talk to and ask any questions that I
A couple of phone interviews and a final two-round interview over Zoom. One hour each. Got to speak with developers from the hiring team. They were friendly and open about the day-in-the-life at GM.
I was first reached out to complete a HireVue interview. The virtual "interview" is handled asynchronously, meaning you record your answers after being given a minute to prepare, and are given two attempts to answer each STAR question. Afterwards, I
Talked to them at Career Fair. Had my first interview the following week, and they did a very good job at making me feel comfortable. They had someone in the hallway before the interview actually started for me to talk to and ask any questions that I
A couple of phone interviews and a final two-round interview over Zoom. One hour each. Got to speak with developers from the hiring team. They were friendly and open about the day-in-the-life at GM.
I was first reached out to complete a HireVue interview. The virtual "interview" is handled asynchronously, meaning you record your answers after being given a minute to prepare, and are given two attempts to answer each STAR question. Afterwards, I