I submitted the application during a GE campus recruiting promotion and received the response from the company after a long time, when I had almost accepted an offer from another company. The first interview was via phone, mainly focusing on technical competency. The interview went well, and I was impressed with the interviewer's professional manners. I also had a good impression of the company.
After that, I was told to have an on-site interview, which included both a technical presentation plus a Q&A session and an HR interview. The technical one went very well, and I thought I gave a good impression to the interview team.
But the HR interview, I thought, was not good. However, maybe because I was a fresh graduate at that time, my judgment was not correct, and finally, they gave me the offer.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the General Electric Lead Engineer role in China, Maine.
General Electric's interview process for their Lead Engineer roles in China, Maine is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for General Electric's Lead Engineer interview process in China, Maine.