Great Company, Great Balance
Great Company, Great Balance
Good company to work for. Good work-life balance.
None till date to say anything on cons.
Great.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineer
Introduced the company and what my role will be focusing on. Went through several projects, asked about skills. Asked how I approach several problems. Then gave me the opportunity to ask my questions for them.
Engineer
Two rounds. First, a technical round, mostly conducted by one person who asks good questions. If you pass, you move to the HR round and salary negotiation. The HR round is also not difficult. Mostly, they give you what you ask for.
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
United StatesNovember 17, 2018Introduced the company and what my role will be focusing on. Went through several projects, asked about skills. Asked how I approach several problems. Then gave me the opportunity to ask my questions for them.
Engineer
CalcuttaMarch 1, 2018Two rounds. First, a technical round, mostly conducted by one person who asks good questions. If you pass, you move to the HR round and salary negotiation. The HR round is also not difficult. Mostly, they give you what you ask for.
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.
