Good career development
Good career development
A place where you can be a specialist.
The only con is no work-life balance.
Please change R&R policy from 6 months to 3 months.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
There were three sets of interviews. The first was with the job recruiter. The second set was a panel interview or separate interviews with team members. The third set is an interview with HR. (The third set of interviews seems redundant, as they are
Test Engineer
There were three rounds: Group discussion, technical interview, and HR. Make sure you make valid points in the GD session. Basic electrical questions were asked. If you clear the technical round, the HR round isn't really difficult.
Engineering Intern
Met them at my campus career fair. Followed up with a phone interview asking a lot of behavioral questions.
Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
Wilmington, North Carolina, United StatesMay 1, 2023There were three sets of interviews. The first was with the job recruiter. The second set was a panel interview or separate interviews with team members. The third set is an interview with HR. (The third set of interviews seems redundant, as they are
Test Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2015There were three rounds: Group discussion, technical interview, and HR. Make sure you make valid points in the GD session. Basic electrical questions were asked. If you clear the technical round, the HR round isn't really difficult.
Engineering Intern
Erie, Pennsylvania, United StatesOctober 1, 2013Met them at my campus career fair. Followed up with a phone interview asking a lot of behavioral questions.
