General Motors Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have been working at General Motors (GM) full-time (More than 5 years) With the proximity of driver-less cars, the automotive industry is an exciting place to be...particularly General Motors where we have a strong leader and the cultural and strategic drivers in place to be a market leader. Also, particularly for those who are based in SE Michigan, there isn't a comparable employer for offering roles that have the diversity, scale and complexity as those available at GM. Makes for some very challenging opportunities and presents ongoing opportunity to take on new roles across different functional areas."

"I've worked for General Motors and find it to be a excellent place to work. My job location was in Kokomo, IN. This site employed about 800 people, it was a manufacturing site. Working with this people was a great and I really enjoyed my job."

"Great employment and benefits!"

"From the best places to be in"

"Great place to work. I was enjoying the role as an architect as my passion was to design systems of higher complexity with greater challenges. The interesting part was making modifications to existing SOA components that were used 1000 of services.Designing an architecture without affecting the performance, availability and reliability of existing components was challenge which I relished. Overall, GM is a nice place for a Technology Architect to solve real world problems and be appreciated."

"Great place to work with many benefits. Been a good fit for the beginning of my career. The ability to be hands-on and work with the products has been fantastic."

"I've worked for GM since 2004 and the company has been stronger through the sustainable business data management and technology assessment consulting service including IP. I was inspired by my experience as a co-chair of Engineering Data Issue Resolution Team to establish global IP data evaluation standards which constitutes IP data analysis strategies and problem resolution tracking action list for the champion’s commitment, functional budget impact analysis, lessons-learned best practices, cost optimization, cross-functional data coordination and approval collaboration in the matrix organization for all stakeholders since 2009. I observed first-hand rampant IP risks and opportunities pervading the multinational organization and national service providers (e.g. tier 1&2 vendors, consulting firms and retail networks) based on the GVDP."

"Awesome company. Great benefits."