Great CEO, best job I've held to date
Great CEO, best job I've held to date
Work with the top industry leaders and technology in the automotive world. There is always too much work to be done every day, which for someone that struggles to stay focused is a blessing in disguise. The job description 100% lines up with my hobbies, and I love every day at work. Vacation time and benefits are top-notch; in fact, I have too much vacation time, if anything (absolutely no complaints).
Work-life balance is something you need to be proactive about. You could work 80 hours a week and still not finish your workload. Figuring out a good balance for yourself and your compensation/responsibilities is key to not burning out.
Keep up the great work. I would like to see better Team GM rewards or higher wage increases to compensate for downturns.
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I applied online for the position. A week later, I got a phone interview. The day after, I received an invitation for the interview via email. The interview lasted two hours, and all the questions were behavioral. I had to follow the STAR technique.
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Got a phone call that a manager had interest in my resume. The day off there was an orientation session and I had two 1-on-1 interviews. I used the STAR system, which was tedious. However, the managers/interviewers were VERY friendly. They really se
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Overall, the interview was a great experience. I was first reached out by my engineering recruiter, who conducted a brief background screening (simple "tell me about yourself" and company-based questions). Next was the Hire-Vue interview, which con
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Pontiac, Michigan, United StatesJune 19, 2013I applied online for the position. A week later, I got a phone interview. The day after, I received an invitation for the interview via email. The interview lasted two hours, and all the questions were behavioral. I had to follow the STAR technique.
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Pontiac, Michigan, United StatesFebruary 1, 2011Got a phone call that a manager had interest in my resume. The day off there was an orientation session and I had two 1-on-1 interviews. I used the STAR system, which was tedious. However, the managers/interviewers were VERY friendly. They really se
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Warren, Michigan, United StatesOctober 1, 2020Overall, the interview was a great experience. I was first reached out by my engineering recruiter, who conducted a brief background screening (simple "tell me about yourself" and company-based questions). Next was the Hire-Vue interview, which con
