Most of the 'pros' no longer apply. New hires don't get any pension, which was probably the best benefit this company used to offer.
GE is too focused on career/professional development that has very little to do with the actual job functions of most field technicians. Immediate supervisors have minimal knowledge of job requirements. The HR department at GE is totally non-responsive. Phone messages are ignored, and email is never acknowledged. This was once a great company, but not anymore. Take your skills elsewhere.
Listen to your people! Respond to their inquiries. Learn a bit about what they actually do.
A five-hour, multi-tier interview. I spoke with several different managers, and then the head of the engineering department. I did not get to do a site visit, which would have been a cool experience.
Flew in the night before. Met with multiple people all day and taken out to lunch. Ended the day with HR and the benefits overview. Flew out later that evening.
Relaxed interview with 4 individuals. Good conversations based on my experience and the roles of the positions. The interview did not include a factory tour. All interviewers were friendly and described the workplace environment in a positive mann
A five-hour, multi-tier interview. I spoke with several different managers, and then the head of the engineering department. I did not get to do a site visit, which would have been a cool experience.
Flew in the night before. Met with multiple people all day and taken out to lunch. Ended the day with HR and the benefits overview. Flew out later that evening.
Relaxed interview with 4 individuals. Good conversations based on my experience and the roles of the positions. The interview did not include a factory tour. All interviewers were friendly and described the workplace environment in a positive mann