Perhaps for some the grass is much greener in other companies in the industry, but I already have experience in several of them and employees more or less face similar issues in all of them. - If someone thinks that this is not true, please give an argument.
I wonder how many of you changed industries after your experience here and what your experiences were like.
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I didn't see any of what was mentioned in the last reply on this thread but thanks the input about how d-mb your coworkers at GM are.
It’s hilarious the amount of complaints I hear from coworkers about how d-mb the bureaucracy at GM is, how many meetings they have to attend, and how they are moving to to escape it. Good luck with that.
I left GM after working for over 20 years and moved to a startup In a completely different domain over 10 years ago. Best decision ever for me - both career wise and total compensation over those years. That’s when I realized that there is bigger world of opportunities outside of automotive that reigns supreme in Motown. Many of them are as interesting if not more and definitely more lucrative as well.
I love working at GM
I just read that last comment :D
The day I decided to quit GM was the day I crawled out of the sewer and towards the sunshine.
GM is the worst company I have EVER worked for. Our employees walk around high or drink all day. Have people with multiple felony, no drivers license been accused of multiple se-ual harassment by many women and still have their jobs.
How you will be treated is based on the group. The group's behavior can be due to the company. Looking across industries can definitely create more options.
Would have to agree. You’re going to deal with issues no matter where you work. Imo the question becomes does the company treat and compensate you well enough to make the bs or issues you have to deal with worth it to you. Got me the answer is yes.