Do not work at General Motors if you care about your career!
Do not work at General Motors if you care about your career!
None, really. Expect decent coworkers.
Management is totally bad. Hired as a software developer, but forced to do other stuff not software-related, like testing or IT support. Management is terrible, unhelpful, and plays favorites. If you're not a typical talkative person, don't expect to go anywhere here. Management will crush you down if they don't like you.
Stop playing favorites and judging people based on initial impressions. Give people a chance and don't expect everyone to be the same.
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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.
Software Developer
Applied at a university job fair. Interviewed the next day. There were two 30-minute behavioral question interviews (STAR format). Answered one technical question. Offered in about a week. I thought the interview would be more technical, so I was sli
Software Developer
Had the interview on-campus a week after submitting an application. The interview was mainly behavioral. One technical question was asked about the System Development Life Cycle. Questions had to be answered in a specific structure, but as a student
Software Developer
Austin, Texas, United StatesOctober 1, 2021A 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.
Software Developer
Austin, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015Applied at a university job fair. Interviewed the next day. There were two 30-minute behavioral question interviews (STAR format). Answered one technical question. Offered in about a week. I thought the interview would be more technical, so I was sli
Software Developer
Austin, Texas, United StatesFebruary 1, 2014Had the interview on-campus a week after submitting an application. The interview was mainly behavioral. One technical question was asked about the System Development Life Cycle. Questions had to be answered in a specific structure, but as a student
