Laid back but almost no benefits.
Too much political drama. Managers hire their family and friends. New people, who are in their early twenties, are getting "architect" roles which should have taken them 20 years, but they are in bed with the hiring manager. It's all political BS.
You can be on the same project for a year, but your dev lead can change 3 times, and each person will have an opinion on how things should be done.
And if things don't go their way and the project fails, they will throw you under the bus!! It's all favoritism. Current management is doing a hush-hush layoff by giving BS performance improvement plans to individuals who have been doing great, but they don't want to pay severance.
Get rid of the incest that's happening within management.
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
HireVue, plus some kind of IQ testing game, coding, screening, and two long conversations with employees. It's a little bit on the slower side and seems to be less focused on the technical side.
I applied through university recruitment by General Motors. I applied through my college career website and got a call for my face-to-face interview. There were two rounds of interviews. Both rounds were behavioral. The interviewers were friendly.
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
HireVue, plus some kind of IQ testing game, coding, screening, and two long conversations with employees. It's a little bit on the slower side and seems to be less focused on the technical side.
I applied through university recruitment by General Motors. I applied through my college career website and got a call for my face-to-face interview. There were two rounds of interviews. Both rounds were behavioral. The interviewers were friendly.