Very Good Culture (you will have fun)
Very Good Culture (you will have fun)
A very connected company that values work-life balance.
You could probably get paid a little more if you worked in a different industry.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineering Intern
The interview was one-on-one and consisted of only personal questions. The only somewhat technical questions that I was asked were related to explaining parts of my resume. Other than that, it was just questions such as "What is your greatest weaknes
Engineering Intern
The interviewer asked a few behavioral questions, such as how to motivate teammates and how to sell an idea. She also asked some questions about my internship experience with GE before. In the end, I asked her some questions about the position.
Engineering Intern
Went to an info session about GE on campus. He took my resume, called me that night, and set up an interview for the next morning. Interviewed and was given the internship offer about 3 weeks later. The guy was very easy to talk to, which made the in
Engineering Intern
October 1, 2009The interview was one-on-one and consisted of only personal questions. The only somewhat technical questions that I was asked were related to explaining parts of my resume. Other than that, it was just questions such as "What is your greatest weaknes
Engineering Intern
October 1, 2010The interviewer asked a few behavioral questions, such as how to motivate teammates and how to sell an idea. She also asked some questions about my internship experience with GE before. In the end, I asked her some questions about the position.
Engineering Intern
Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesOctober 1, 2009Went to an info session about GE on campus. He took my resume, called me that night, and set up an interview for the next morning. Interviewed and was given the internship offer about 3 weeks later. The guy was very easy to talk to, which made the in
