Good experience overall. Assignments were moderately challenging; however, sometimes the lack of interest from managers would kill the motivation.
I felt that GE is too focused on corporate greed than caring about their employees. It's strictly an OK place to work. If you have the caliber and skills, there are better places to work than GE.
The sheer size of the company is intimidating and causes massive inefficiencies throughout the organization.
Please stop talking about the Edison program. It doesn't mean anything outside of GE.
Met at a technical career fair. Had an interview the next day. Went through the typical STAR interview questions process. Received a job offer the following Tuesday. The process was very easy and enjoyable.
Very friendly and welcoming, non-intimidating. Some hard questions, some easy, and some appropriately personal. Two phone interviews (HR and Engineering), then an on-site interview which lasted almost 2 hours.
The interview process consisted of conventional behavioral-based interview questions. I was asked about my previous internship experience and how I overcame certain obstacles and challenges. It took the hiring manager a couple of months to get back
Met at a technical career fair. Had an interview the next day. Went through the typical STAR interview questions process. Received a job offer the following Tuesday. The process was very easy and enjoyable.
Very friendly and welcoming, non-intimidating. Some hard questions, some easy, and some appropriately personal. Two phone interviews (HR and Engineering), then an on-site interview which lasted almost 2 hours.
The interview process consisted of conventional behavioral-based interview questions. I was asked about my previous internship experience and how I overcame certain obstacles and challenges. It took the hiring manager a couple of months to get back