Supplier Product Quality Development Engineer Interview Experience - Hornell, New York
Process
First, I had a 20-minute phone interview. This led to a face-to-face interview roughly two weeks later. I did not get a chance to walk the facility. This could have been due to the amount of PPE (hard hat, safety shoes, etc.) required. Also, at the time, they needed to quickly staff up for the project. One other important point: you have to listen very well, as the company has many managers who are not from the US. It can be difficult understanding various dialects.
Questions
What would you do if you are not getting a deliverable from one of your suppliers?
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Success Rate
General Electric's interview process for their Supplier Product Quality Development Engineer roles in Hornell, New York is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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