Good Work/Life Balance Overall
Good Work/Life Balance Overall
GE provides very good work that really makes a difference. The employee has several options to find their ideal work/life balance, including flex time and telecommuting.
The salaries are not typically best in class, and the health care benefits have recently been reduced. Upward mobility can often have significant politics involved.
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It was a lengthy process with two technical phone interviews and a full day on-site interview. The on-site interview included multiple one-on-one technical interviews, panel discussions, a presentation, and a behavioral interview.
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Goodman, bolt, von Mises theory, stress-strain. Two rounds. Comfortable. Penalties. Nice experience. Should join. Quite technical. Goodman, bolt, von Mises theory, stress-strain. Two rounds. Comfortable. Penalties. Nice experience. Should join. Quite
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It was arranged by GE HR, and I attended the call by VC. After the profile shortlist by GE HR, they called and arranged the interview via Teams. The interview was more focused on the customer project.
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Niskayuna, New York, United StatesJuly 20, 2023It was a lengthy process with two technical phone interviews and a full day on-site interview. The on-site interview included multiple one-on-one technical interviews, panel discussions, a presentation, and a behavioral interview.
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IndiaMarch 10, 2023Goodman, bolt, von Mises theory, stress-strain. Two rounds. Comfortable. Penalties. Nice experience. Should join. Quite technical. Goodman, bolt, von Mises theory, stress-strain. Two rounds. Comfortable. Penalties. Nice experience. Should join. Quite
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ChanniMarch 1, 2023It was arranged by GE HR, and I attended the call by VC. After the profile shortlist by GE HR, they called and arranged the interview via Teams. The interview was more focused on the customer project.
