Great company to learn and grow your career.
GE is a Fortune 6 company and builds infrastructures of the world.
You will be working on really interesting problems in the industrial space.
You will meet the best and the brightest.
You will be given the support you will need to succeed.
Has over 300,000 employees, and it feels like it. There is a large amount of bureaucracy. Almost 50% of your work time is spent working through GE processes.
Work more like a startup. Take chances. Thin out rigor and internal processes, which are "thick and heavy."
There were 4 level interviews in the afternoon. First with 2 Developers of the hiring team. One with a Quality lead. The Engg Manager was a short interview. Then the Product Owner. Finally, with an HR Rep.
Overall not encouraging. The recruiter called a few times, gathering the same details. After a few weeks of back-and-forth communication, a phone screening was scheduled. The interviewer started asking system design questions borrowed from a book. Wh
Called out for a phone call. It was a chit-chat with the recruiter. After that was a phone screening with an engineer. They asked general questions about concepts. After I cleared that, I went for the onsite. There were straightforward whiteboard
There were 4 level interviews in the afternoon. First with 2 Developers of the hiring team. One with a Quality lead. The Engg Manager was a short interview. Then the Product Owner. Finally, with an HR Rep.
Overall not encouraging. The recruiter called a few times, gathering the same details. After a few weeks of back-and-forth communication, a phone screening was scheduled. The interviewer started asking system design questions borrowed from a book. Wh
Called out for a phone call. It was a chit-chat with the recruiter. After that was a phone screening with an engineer. They asked general questions about concepts. After I cleared that, I went for the onsite. There were straightforward whiteboard