u/BillyBurner59

Didn’t see any meeting emails about it

I’ve been here 8 months and between my 5 regular contacts at CTC who came from GM in Warren and all of my connections who have either been laid off or are desperately trying to escape GM, Stellantis has been a breath of fresh air. We are not without issues, it’s been a chaotic clusterfuck for a long time now and there’s a lot of bullshit. But GM operates in the most cutthroat, every man for himself till the last one stands mentality. Trying to backstab fellow team members when forced stack ranking had already eliminated the 5% of under performers and there’s no slackers left to cut, but they still have to. They have been slashing jobs harder than any company I know in the industry. I was starting to consider dark thoughts when I was in Warren and it almost ruined my marriage.

I’m still very skeptical about the Filosa era but time will tell, there is so much damage to rebuild from here.. I know people in the Big 3 hop between companies often, please do your research before you consider leaving, it’s not much greener elsewhere in the auto industry right now.

Been here for 7 months and wanna update my LinkedIn. Nobody has ever heard of my third party agency who simply signs the paycheck. Most of the other external employees I’ve seen on LinkedIn use Stellantis as well. The only thing is I would make sure to add a note of Contract - External via *agency name* on my Resume for background checks but that sounds silly for LinkedIn.

Met some people in the hallways today that were on their first day. Both of them were from GM who has been laying off nonstop since middle of 2025. Kind of pleasant to hear during otherwise endless negative auto industry news. They were in product development and engineering, anyone else notice an influx today?