A very good place to get experience
A very good place to get experience
A lot of tools Good benefits Hi-tec industry Multinational org
a lot of procedures
corporate climate
not a chance for promotion
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineer
Phone interview followed by a virtual video interview. This was the first time I experienced this type of interviewing. Given a choice, I would do it again, as long as I knew enough about the place a priori.
Engineer
Whole day interview with hiring manager, peer, and HR. Have a lunch with the team to see how you can be involved and how you interact with your teammates.
Engineer
The interview process is OK. It wasn't as technical as I was expecting. There were some questions on behavioral drivers and some on experience leading projects. The interviewer was OK, not smiling a lot, but at least he pretended to be a good listene
Engineer
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United StatesFebruary 1, 2017Phone interview followed by a virtual video interview. This was the first time I experienced this type of interviewing. Given a choice, I would do it again, as long as I knew enough about the place a priori.
Engineer
Louisville, Kentucky, United StatesJanuary 1, 2013Whole day interview with hiring manager, peer, and HR. Have a lunch with the team to see how you can be involved and how you interact with your teammates.
Engineer
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United StatesMay 1, 2014The interview process is OK. It wasn't as technical as I was expecting. There were some questions on behavioral drivers and some on experience leading projects. The interviewer was OK, not smiling a lot, but at least he pretended to be a good listene
