Tiring Travel, No Growth
Tiring Travel, No Growth
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Traveling a lot. No career advancement.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Engineering Technician
Everything up until the interview was pretty smooth. Of the two different people I was told I was meeting with, I never met any of them. The interview was very unprofessional; one of the six interviewers actually fell asleep halfway through the 20-mi
Engineer
There are two rounds of interviews, and both were mostly chill. The bosses are quite friendly. Questions asked are not too difficult if you know your stuff and really understand what you have put into your own resume. You can also ask questions af
Engineer
I was contacted through Consultancy for the position of Control System Engineer. First round: Telephonic interview with basic questions on PI and PID controllers. Second round: F2F followed by HR with a lot of bargaining.
Engineering Technician
Hooksett, New Hampshire, United StatesJune 1, 2017Everything up until the interview was pretty smooth. Of the two different people I was told I was meeting with, I never met any of them. The interview was very unprofessional; one of the six interviewers actually fell asleep halfway through the 20-mi
Engineer
SingaporeMarch 12, 2023There are two rounds of interviews, and both were mostly chill. The bosses are quite friendly. Questions asked are not too difficult if you know your stuff and really understand what you have put into your own resume. You can also ask questions af
Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2014I was contacted through Consultancy for the position of Control System Engineer. First round: Telephonic interview with basic questions on PI and PID controllers. Second round: F2F followed by HR with a lot of bargaining.
