Ok place to work
Ok place to work
Good community, reliable products, mature systems.
Too big, a big disconnect between management and the rest of the workforce.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Controls Engineer
The phone interview was okay. It lasted about half an hour. The technical manager just asked some basic questions, like your research background and your expertise in some specific fields. The manager was fine, and the interview was not that tough.
Edison Engineering Development Program
Test, Technical Interview and HR Interview GE, while shortlisting engineering talent at IITs, doesn't care much about extra-curriculars. We tend to have a lot of them on our resumes. I would suggest emphasizing the projects done and their impact on
Quality Assurance Analyst
The first written round was held. After being shortlisted, there was a GD (Group Discussion). In GD, they checked our confidence. Next, a technical interview was held. It lasted nearly 20 minutes. They asked mostly basic questions but checked in dept
Controls Engineer
United StatesApril 1, 2018The phone interview was okay. It lasted about half an hour. The technical manager just asked some basic questions, like your research background and your expertise in some specific fields. The manager was fine, and the interview was not that tough.
Edison Engineering Development Program
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaAugust 1, 2016Test, Technical Interview and HR Interview GE, while shortlisting engineering talent at IITs, doesn't care much about extra-curriculars. We tend to have a lot of them on our resumes. I would suggest emphasizing the projects done and their impact on
Quality Assurance Analyst
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, IndiaFebruary 6, 2019The first written round was held. After being shortlisted, there was a GD (Group Discussion). In GD, they checked our confidence. Next, a technical interview was held. It lasted nearly 20 minutes. They asked mostly basic questions but checked in dept
