Good Company, High Benefit Costs
Good Company, High Benefit Costs
Good company to work for. Lot of work and friendly co-workers. Management is professional and good.
Layered structure. Location in Erie is remote. Benefit costs are high, especially medical.
Mingle with lower-level staff more often.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineering
Applied at university career fair, talked with the employees for a few minutes and scheduled an interview the next day. The interview was fairly relaxed, mostly behavioral questions. I was asked questions about my resume and working with teams. At
Engineering
The interview process didn't go smoothly because the calls were terminated three times. It was either a landline problem or a Maxis problem. I would suggest asking the company to call your landline straight away. Normal questions: * Tell me about y
Engineering
Interview was about 30 minutes. Recruiter asks typical interview questions (why GE? etc.) as well as a few behavioral questions. Then there are a lot of questions about previous group work experience.
Engineering
United StatesDecember 14, 2015Applied at university career fair, talked with the employees for a few minutes and scheduled an interview the next day. The interview was fairly relaxed, mostly behavioral questions. I was asked questions about my resume and working with teams. At
Engineering
Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaFebruary 1, 2012The interview process didn't go smoothly because the calls were terminated three times. It was either a landline problem or a Maxis problem. I would suggest asking the company to call your landline straight away. Normal questions: * Tell me about y
Engineering
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015Interview was about 30 minutes. Recruiter asks typical interview questions (why GE? etc.) as well as a few behavioral questions. Then there are a lot of questions about previous group work experience.
