GM Employer Reviews

A typical day includes making car parts. I learned to work using SOPs, Kanbans, PokaYokes, Anadons, various production equiptment, welders, spot welders and GMPs.

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Some jobs are easier than others, but it's nice only being responsible for your job. Management is fine if you are there to work. Great co-workers.

The culture of the company have changed a lot since it have been sold numerous times.

Great opportunity to be part of a number of new initiatives and development of new products that were introduced in to the market place. Lots of personal satisfaction resulted from this job.

Dealing with vendors and working closely with buyers and buying as well. Working with Managers, etc. Long hours

A typical day for me was just what i made it. I never liked to come in running for the clock. Thats makes for head on Stress. When you know your job you can set your pace. One of the most important things that i learned was that i am a people person. Working in plant , with different people, all who have varied personalities , and different values . – more... Learning to work as a Team was very important. If by chance you don't like (whoever) they don't have to go home with you. But if you have to communicate concerning your job ----GROW_UP---You are here to make a life. Management is necessary, every one needs a job. I have great respect for those in position, who do what they have to do . Having said that, fairness- and honesty is essential. They should be treated with the same repect that they project. My co-workers and i grew up together---- we had our babies together----we went through the good --the bad--and the ugly.We now have lunch once a month, sometimes its s many as 30 people. Its a good feeling. I believe in working smart----Learn what you are doing-----You will enjoy coming to work----and feel good when you go home. – less

Did work on the cars of the future. Worked around a lot of uptight people that cared about the product that was being assembled.

cyclical work envirnoment. Poor job security . very competitive

typical day, is doing what needs to get the job done
I've learned, you must follow the rules
Management, are the people in control
Co-workers, come with different personalities
The hardest part is dealing with people thinking their superior, rather than, we are equal, but different
The most enjoyable, is at the end of the day, the work is done, and – more... you've met good people, with the same goals – less

I had really good experience working with people.I was involved in more technical aspects.

Worked well as team members collectively and cohesively managed 3 PC terminals tracking emergency PSAP ISOP requirements with MS Word Excel Documentation & Presentation Quality Assurance of all calls inbound/outboud

GM Business is strong and growing, with the growth the IT management has not been stable and with the new management from an IT business the focus is not supporting the business values or goals.

My first job as a high school student. It was interesting and taught me many of my first skills as an employee.

Most of the people that you work with and/or around are friendly and like to talk, so the day of work is not as boring and you make friends.

mgt and assembly line people get along well. enjoyed testing engines.

worked well with most of the people at the company. Thirty years went fast

Laid off half of the group to rehire at a contract company for half the pay and benefits. After that, treated us as if we should be grateful. Then hired people back but took them from the street before they took them from the contract company. Just before they did all of this I had my first bad review in 10 years, go figure.

Performed many diffrent job in the 12 years I worked for GM. I gained many diffrent learning experiances in many diffrent departments foundry, core room, finishing. My favorite was in the foundry pouring department running sand system for mold line and also ran the mold machines that made up the line. The hardest part of the job was very long hot days – more... and dirty. I took a buyout in 2009. – less

General Motors is a great company to work for. The jobs are challenging and fast paced.