GM does a lot of really cool work in various markets. My experience has been that they are very encouraging of providing opportunities to do different jobs to grow in your career, as opposed to locking you into a job for life. They pay well and have good benefits. I hear good things about working from GM from people who work for competitors.
For me, being from out of state, I feel that I can only work for GM doing the work that I'm passionate about in Michigan. I don't like this big company where you're just another number at the end of the day.
Applied online and received a HireVue online interview. The interview was planned for approximately 30 minutes, but actually took longer. It included 3 coding questions and a general question about why I think I am suitable for the part.
Recruiter career fair interview. Long line. The recruiter asked about extracurriculars, experience with automotive engineering, grades, undergraduate-level research, and involvement in Formula SAE. The interview was straightforward. The recruiter r
Very straight to the point, informative, and easy-going. The interview consisted of an initial screening, which led to a virtual interview with two of the respective managers. Each manager asked a series of questions that required STAR format respon
Applied online and received a HireVue online interview. The interview was planned for approximately 30 minutes, but actually took longer. It included 3 coding questions and a general question about why I think I am suitable for the part.
Recruiter career fair interview. Long line. The recruiter asked about extracurriculars, experience with automotive engineering, grades, undergraduate-level research, and involvement in Formula SAE. The interview was straightforward. The recruiter r
Very straight to the point, informative, and easy-going. The interview consisted of an initial screening, which led to a virtual interview with two of the respective managers. Each manager asked a series of questions that required STAR format respon