Big Company, Big Changes
Big Company, Big Changes
Large company benefits. Lots of opportunities globally. Good pay compared with other local employers.
Too large and constantly buying and selling other businesses, so you are never sure who you are dealing with.
People move around quite a lot, so you are constantly building new relationships.
To progress, you need to be prepared to relocate.
Too many complex workflows try to meet the needs of many different functions but fail to make the process easy.
Simplify systems and remove red tape.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineer
Good brief on overall requirement and expectations. Overall, they wanted to ensure that I had the skills required for the job and were keen to train me if I received the job opportunity.
Engineer
Quick, professional. Great company culture, awesome fellow coworkers, fun parties, great team-building events. Ability to be exposed to a lot of situations and learn a ton. Depending on your role/department, advancement could be limitless. Benefits h
Engineer
General phone screening to gauge skills, technical background, and interest level. In-person interview with group leaders and manager to gauge personal fit and situational aptitude.
Engineer
SingaporeDecember 7, 2022Good brief on overall requirement and expectations. Overall, they wanted to ensure that I had the skills required for the job and were keen to train me if I received the job opportunity.
Engineer
United StatesMarch 1, 2015Quick, professional. Great company culture, awesome fellow coworkers, fun parties, great team-building events. Ability to be exposed to a lot of situations and learn a ton. Depending on your role/department, advancement could be limitless. Benefits h
Engineer
February 1, 2010General phone screening to gauge skills, technical background, and interest level. In-person interview with group leaders and manager to gauge personal fit and situational aptitude.
