Learned Tech, Long Hours
Learned Tech, Long Hours
Learning & using new technologies.
Long hours, no technical advancement jobs.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Controls Engineer
Thorough process, with phone and in-person screenings. Pretty standard questions. Had feedback within a week or so. Nice people involved, well organized. Was given a tour of the facilities as well.
Controls Engineer
Pretty chill process, mostly behavioral. The first phone call was a screening and review of my resume. The second call was talking with the Engineering manager. We discussed some things I did in school and discussed the position itself. The on-sit
Controls Engineer
The phone interview was okay. It lasted about half an hour. The technical manager just asked some basic questions, like your research background and your expertise in some specific fields. The manager was fine, and the interview was not that tough.
Controls Engineer
Rochester, New York, United StatesDecember 1, 2019Thorough process, with phone and in-person screenings. Pretty standard questions. Had feedback within a week or so. Nice people involved, well organized. Was given a tour of the facilities as well.
Controls Engineer
Erie, Pennsylvania, United StatesJune 1, 2018Pretty chill process, mostly behavioral. The first phone call was a screening and review of my resume. The second call was talking with the Engineering manager. We discussed some things I did in school and discussed the position itself. The on-sit
Controls Engineer
United StatesApril 1, 2018The phone interview was okay. It lasted about half an hour. The technical manager just asked some basic questions, like your research background and your expertise in some specific fields. The manager was fine, and the interview was not that tough.
