Great learning environment with cutting-edge projects
Great learning environment with cutting-edge projects
Collaborative team culture with strong mentorship, diverse technical challenges, excellent resources for growth, competitive benefits package, and opportunities to work on impactful innovations.
Large corporate structures can slow decision-making.
Occasional bureaucratic processes exist.
Some projects require long hours during critical phases.
Relocation may be necessary for certain roles.
Continue investing in employee training programs and streamline approval processes to speed up innovation without sacrificing quality or safety.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Hardware Engineer
Applied through the University co-op program. The interviewer was a stand-in. A lot of behavioral questions, such as "What would you do if there was a conflict with a coworker?" etc. No technical questions, except for one about the structure of a tec
Hardware Engineer
Half an hour interview for intern.
Hardware Engineer
A manager from a different group called me up for a phone interview. It was just basic screening and some general design questions, like 'Have you designed that?' and 'Have you designed this?' I was scheduled for a 1:1 the next week and interviewed
Hardware Engineer
CanadaApril 2, 2014Applied through the University co-op program. The interviewer was a stand-in. A lot of behavioral questions, such as "What would you do if there was a conflict with a coworker?" etc. No technical questions, except for one about the structure of a tec
Hardware Engineer
September 26, 2012Half an hour interview for intern.
Hardware Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaOctober 1, 2010A manager from a different group called me up for a phone interview. It was just basic screening and some general design questions, like 'Have you designed that?' and 'Have you designed this?' I was scheduled for a 1:1 the next week and interviewed
