Nice Office, Bad Management
Nice Office, Bad Management
Good location, nice office. Once a major player in the industry.
Poor management, nepotism, unclear roadmap, low pay.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Applications Engineer
Skype interview, then an on-site interview with HR. A few days later, an on-site interview with the IT manager. They asked some basic technical questions, such as whether I know how to use AutoCAD or SolidWorks.
Applications Engineer
Applied online, and about two weeks later was scheduled to complete a video interview. An in-person, on-site interview with the hiring manager was scheduled about a week later. The next day, we scheduled a technical phone interview with a specialist
Applications Engineer
They asked me about my B.Tech project. The job was related to a water treatment plant, so they extended the questions to water purification processes. The people were very cool and they listened to us. There was no need to feel tense. Overall, the in
Applications Engineer
Shanghai, Shanghai, ChinaMarch 1, 2014Skype interview, then an on-site interview with HR. A few days later, an on-site interview with the IT manager. They asked some basic technical questions, such as whether I know how to use AutoCAD or SolidWorks.
Applications Engineer
Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaAugust 1, 2015Applied online, and about two weeks later was scheduled to complete a video interview. An in-person, on-site interview with the hiring manager was scheduled about a week later. The next day, we scheduled a technical phone interview with a specialist
Applications Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2015They asked me about my B.Tech project. The job was related to a water treatment plant, so they extended the questions to water purification processes. The people were very cool and they listened to us. There was no need to feel tense. Overall, the in
