Cross your fingers for a good team!
Cross your fingers for a good team!
Great coworkers, great benefits, unlimited sick days, and 15 days of time off for the year.
Terrible management. Many layoffs are currently happening, which leads to a huge crunch in most teams. "Doing more with less" is the core of GM right now. If you get a job at GM, expect to be overworked at all times.
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3 rounds: * 1 online coding * 1 tech interview * 1 behavior interview Took more than 1 month to finish and get an offer. Interview questions are very detailed to the day-to-day work, not general coding questions.
Software Developer
First, I had a 30-minute interview with HR. Next, I completed a Codility assessment. After that, I had a 1-hour phone interview with a senior team member. It was a verbal technical discussion focused on embedded systems and C/C++ or Java programmin
Software Developer
Two interviews: one behavioral and one technical. The technical interview featured experience-based questions. The behavioral interview used standard STAR-based questions. They tested more of your overall experience and thinking, and the questions we
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Markham, Ontario, CanadaMarch 1, 20253 rounds: * 1 online coding * 1 tech interview * 1 behavior interview Took more than 1 month to finish and get an offer. Interview questions are very detailed to the day-to-day work, not general coding questions.
Software Developer
Markham, Ontario, CanadaJanuary 1, 2025First, I had a 30-minute interview with HR. Next, I completed a Codility assessment. After that, I had a 1-hour phone interview with a senior team member. It was a verbal technical discussion focused on embedded systems and C/C++ or Java programmin
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United KingdomOctober 12, 2024Two interviews: one behavioral and one technical. The technical interview featured experience-based questions. The behavioral interview used standard STAR-based questions. They tested more of your overall experience and thinking, and the questions we
