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Nice people, bad strategy - Warranty Engineer General Motors (GM) Employee Review

2.0
Jun 20, 2008
Recommend
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Pros

For the most part, you only work 40 hours a week and get to go home. Employees are fairly laid back, friendly and helpful.

Cons

It's very corporate and political. You feel like 60% of the people in the company are working against you instead of collaboratively to make progress for General Motors. There's also an overall attitude of working "just enough to not get in trouble or fired...no more...no less." Which makes you understand why it constantly feels like you're working on an inferior product, and yet nothing is changing fast enough to keep up with the marketplace.

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Pros

- Very professional environment - Promotions go to the most qualified regardless of race or gender etc - Doing a great job at your role and/or taking on additional work gets noticed - Competitive salaries and benefits

Cons

Work can be demanding at times and, as a profressional, you're expected to get the job done

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General Motors (GM) Response
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2.0
Jul 4, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits are decent……. IF you survive

Cons

Can name a few… 1. Poor leadership who hire their buddies and promote them into management level without any sense of technical or automotive knowledge 2. Lack of promotions or opportunities to move internally. If you are starting your career or mid way wanting growth. THIS IS NOT THE PLACE! YOU ARE A NUMBER! (Example, ask all the QA folks who got sacked while their managers got moved around into different roles and engineering manager roles? Not sure how that works but ok 3. Let’s talk about the business now. Leadership doesn’t care if you know or understand the business. This automotive industry is dying. They try to copy Tesla and Mary and leadership can not get the world Tesla out of their mouth. Let’s focus more on autonomy please and not trying to be like someone else…. 4. Stacking raking kills. I understand GM is a business and not a scalable one but that’s not because of the business… it’s because of the people leadership keeps deciding to keep and fire. Ffs get rid of Lowell Kercheville and Stacy Lynett. Both have done no good for either company and neither has their leaders under them. Mhmmm coincidence?

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