Good Perks, Bad Balance
Good Perks, Bad Balance
Employee perks, insurance, and campus.
No work-life balance.
Management.
Politics.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Manufacturing Engineering Intern
I interviewed with HR and didn't meet my boss until my first day. The questions were related to "tell me about a time you failed at something" and "tell me about a time you had a conflict with a co-worker." I enjoyed the interview, and I felt comfort
Applications Engineer
They asked me about my B.Tech project. The job was related to a water treatment plant, so they extended the questions to water purification processes. The people were very cool and they listened to us. There was no need to feel tense. Overall, the in
Graduate Engineer Trainee
The position was based in Pune. I got a call from their Bangalore office. There was a telephonic interview, which was pretty simple. Then they confirmed and scheduled my appointment in the Pune office for the interview. The process took 3 days. *
Manufacturing Engineering Intern
Hartford, Connecticut, United StatesNovember 1, 2019I interviewed with HR and didn't meet my boss until my first day. The questions were related to "tell me about a time you failed at something" and "tell me about a time you had a conflict with a co-worker." I enjoyed the interview, and I felt comfort
Applications Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2015They asked me about my B.Tech project. The job was related to a water treatment plant, so they extended the questions to water purification processes. The people were very cool and they listened to us. There was no need to feel tense. Overall, the in
Graduate Engineer Trainee
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaApril 1, 2016The position was based in Pune. I got a call from their Bangalore office. There was a telephonic interview, which was pretty simple. Then they confirmed and scheduled my appointment in the Pune office for the interview. The process took 3 days. *
