Well, the pay is alright as long as you don't end up living in CA. Otherwise, you are going to struggle.
The work is really relaxed; most days aren't stressful, but once it gets busy, man does it get busy.
Other than that, not much is going on right now. Although it wants to build its tech department a lot in the coming years, so if you want an easy company to get into, GM is the way to go.
Bureaucracy is huge.
Lots of office politics.
Not really a good work culture.
As an entry-level employee, you're not given many opportunities to build yourself.
Most of the leads and staff don't actually know how to code.
It's not a tech company, it's a manufacturing company, so just keep that in mind when you are applying.
It was very good. There was a coding online assessment and then an hour of behavioral interview. I got the offer in the next month. General questions about General Motors. I was referred by a recruiter.
It was easy, and there was no coding portion of the interviews except the online assessment. The interviewers were very nice and easygoing. There were two interviewers who asked various questions.
I only got to the coding assessment, which was fairly easy. I received no response after that. There was no actual interview conducted with another employee. Apart from that, the instructions for the coding assessment were simple.
It was very good. There was a coding online assessment and then an hour of behavioral interview. I got the offer in the next month. General questions about General Motors. I was referred by a recruiter.
It was easy, and there was no coding portion of the interviews except the online assessment. The interviewers were very nice and easygoing. There were two interviewers who asked various questions.
I only got to the coding assessment, which was fairly easy. I received no response after that. There was no actual interview conducted with another employee. Apart from that, the instructions for the coding assessment were simple.