This company had an incredibly robust compliance program. It makes employees very comfortable to work in an ethical environment. It is also very big on community service and volunteerism. You don't hear much about these two attributes, but they really make GE a nice place to work. Sure, there is hard work and even some office politics (although not as much as I have seen in other companies), but working in an ethical place that values employee involvement to help others is really a nice environment.
This is not the place for people who don't want to give 100% to the job.
Internal competitiveness is strong. You can't hide or coast.
Keep paying and promoting for performance. That is the way to attract and keep the best people.
Good culture, good people. Easy way to move up... Etc. might come back very soon. The interview process was very average, to say the least. Prior company was JPMorgan, and it was bad.
Long, all-day interview, but fairly low pressure. Got a sense they were really just trying to get to know me and make sure I would be a good fit for the company.
Overall, it was a good interview experience. First, it was a phone interview, going through the resume with some typical behavioral questions. The second interview was at GE. The first hour was with the position manager, and the second hour was with
Good culture, good people. Easy way to move up... Etc. might come back very soon. The interview process was very average, to say the least. Prior company was JPMorgan, and it was bad.
Long, all-day interview, but fairly low pressure. Got a sense they were really just trying to get to know me and make sure I would be a good fit for the company.
Overall, it was a good interview experience. First, it was a phone interview, going through the resume with some typical behavioral questions. The second interview was at GE. The first hour was with the position manager, and the second hour was with