GM has an excellent work culture with kind employees and good work-life balance.
Three weeks PTO to begin, and it eventually increases to 20 days, plus company holidays, which are numerous.
If you're placed on a team which aligns with your interests, you will probably enjoy working here.
The tech is pretty modern, and there is a lot of room for learning and growth.
Managers here are excellent in my experience.
Bait and switch hiring practice. During hiring, I was told my position would be software developer with team TBD, and I ended up being placed in an operational role with little to no software development.
If this happens to you, try to switch or wait it out until a new position is available, and be open with your manager about this.
Two-hour interview with two different people. They are not interviewing at the same time; you change chat rooms after the end of the hour. (This interview was also conducted during COVID times with a college student, so things may be different othe
First Round New Grad interview on a college campus. It was a one-on-one interview with situational questions (e.g., "Tell me about a time when..."). Very easy. Got through to the second round. Will update in the near future.
5 self-recorded interview questions. 3 game challenges. Overall, I was very surprised by the structure of the interview. I enjoyed it a lot more than any other company so far.
Two-hour interview with two different people. They are not interviewing at the same time; you change chat rooms after the end of the hour. (This interview was also conducted during COVID times with a college student, so things may be different othe
First Round New Grad interview on a college campus. It was a one-on-one interview with situational questions (e.g., "Tell me about a time when..."). Very easy. Got through to the second round. Will update in the near future.
5 self-recorded interview questions. 3 game challenges. Overall, I was very surprised by the structure of the interview. I enjoyed it a lot more than any other company so far.