GE Transportation - ITS - Melbourne, FL
GE Transportation - ITS - Melbourne, FL
Technically challenging opportunities, and the advantages of working for a big company, including career moves within other businesses.
One would have to consider carefully before accepting to take on challenges. Your responsibilities may increase significantly in a short time, and you would be expected to work and perform at a much higher capacity compared to your pay band and salary for a long time. The company is very slow in matching compensation for the contribution. Benefits significantly reduced since I started working.
Compensate your employees fairly, matching industry standards.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineering
As a prospective employee, I was very curious to learn more about the company and what opportunities it had to offer. The interviewers were monotone, uninformative, and seemed less than excited to be representing General Electric. The interview went
Engineering
Early morning interview. The interviewer was cold and sort of unable to hold a conversation. This made the interview difficult because it was one hundred percent behavioral. I was not expecting a behavioral interview with an antisocial interviewer.
Engineering
Phone interview first, then skills tests and IQ. Then a one-to-one session with a presentation in front of a panel. Background checks were happening in the background. Negotiation was done remotely and wasn't very flexible, especially on the salary.
Engineering
Elko, Nevada, United StatesApril 1, 2010As a prospective employee, I was very curious to learn more about the company and what opportunities it had to offer. The interviewers were monotone, uninformative, and seemed less than excited to be representing General Electric. The interview went
Engineering
United StatesMarch 22, 2018Early morning interview. The interviewer was cold and sort of unable to hold a conversation. This made the interview difficult because it was one hundred percent behavioral. I was not expecting a behavioral interview with an antisocial interviewer.
Engineering
Cheltenham, England, United KingdomSeptember 1, 2008Phone interview first, then skills tests and IQ. Then a one-to-one session with a presentation in front of a panel. Background checks were happening in the background. Negotiation was done remotely and wasn't very flexible, especially on the salary.
