Working here makes you better at swimming through ambiguity
Working here makes you better at swimming through ambiguity
Leadership training and corporate training have been really valuable. Opportunities to travel have also been really good. It's the best paying job in town, with a flexible work schedule.
Lots of red tape. Nothing is ever easy, even if it should be. It's not always clear who owns what. Starting a new role is very ambiguous and very political. Generally, people are unnecessarily rude and mean. It's not an easy place to ask for help.
Empower the lower level by helping them see the big picture.
Do what you say.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineering
The interview was a very pleasurable process. I was selected from just talking to a representative at a career fair and was then offered an interview. I talked to the interviewer for about an hour. He asked me questions ranging from what my favorite
Engineering
The first thing they ask you to do is to answer some questions they send you through email; they are personal questions. If they like what you wrote, they call you, and you have to be there for the actual interview. You go through two different room
Engineering
Very thorough with multiple interviewers. Team approach to interview.
Engineering
Erie, Pennsylvania, United StatesOctober 1, 2011The interview was a very pleasurable process. I was selected from just talking to a representative at a career fair and was then offered an interview. I talked to the interviewer for about an hour. He asked me questions ranging from what my favorite
Engineering
Nogales, Sonora, MexicoApril 1, 2011The first thing they ask you to do is to answer some questions they send you through email; they are personal questions. If they like what you wrote, they call you, and you have to be there for the actual interview. You go through two different room
Engineering
February 1, 2010Very thorough with multiple interviewers. Team approach to interview.
