Lots of benefits: 16 days off, plus starting with 15 days of vacation. You get 20 vacation days after year 2 (the year you turn 2). Amazing healthcare, a solid 401k with vesting, but a 3-year cliff. Amazing work-life balance. The culture is good day to day.
Leadership is bad and not stable. They laid off thousands of workers in 2023. The 401k has a 3-year cliff vest. It is not easy to move up. Work can be slow and meaningless sometimes.
GM's problem is their management, all the way at the top.
They don't seem to have a good direction and are just shuffling chairs on the Titanic. They are getting government funding, then still laying off people.
It was a Hirevue prescreening with behavioral questions and two coding assessments. The coding questions were in whatever preferred language was chosen by the interviewee and were pretty challenging, but navigable.
I was given a HireVue and then a coding assessment. Both went pretty well. HireVue is a weird format, but the questions were fine. They asked about non-technical things.
The interview process was very straightforward. The process consisted of an online HireVue interview/assessment (LC and STAR questions), a phone screening, and a technical round (around two hours). The entire process from application to offer took ar
It was a Hirevue prescreening with behavioral questions and two coding assessments. The coding questions were in whatever preferred language was chosen by the interviewee and were pretty challenging, but navigable.
I was given a HireVue and then a coding assessment. Both went pretty well. HireVue is a weird format, but the questions were fine. They asked about non-technical things.
The interview process was very straightforward. The process consisted of an online HireVue interview/assessment (LC and STAR questions), a phone screening, and a technical round (around two hours). The entire process from application to offer took ar