A nice company to work with
A nice company to work with
Good working environment and career opportunities.
Compensation is on the lower side if you don't have contacts.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Lead Engineer
Video call with detailed questions. Asked about the scope of work and examined technical knowledge. Job description of ongoing projects, team members, site experience, project management, and previous work experience.
Lead Engineer
The EEDP interview was half a day with 5 technical reps and an HR review. It was heavy in technical background. Ultimately, it proved to be a good thing, as I was very impressed with the technical strength of all members of the redo program.
Lead Engineer
It went very smoothly, with a friendly atmosphere. First, there's an initial pre-screening. Then, you talk with the hiring manager. The last step is F2F if everything goes well. There isn't too much technical involved in the first step.
Lead Engineer
New Delhi, Delhi, IndiaApril 1, 2018Video call with detailed questions. Asked about the scope of work and examined technical knowledge. Job description of ongoing projects, team members, site experience, project management, and previous work experience.
Lead Engineer
United StatesJanuary 30, 2015The EEDP interview was half a day with 5 technical reps and an HR review. It was heavy in technical background. Ultimately, it proved to be a good thing, as I was very impressed with the technical strength of all members of the redo program.
Lead Engineer
Melbourne, Florida, United StatesOctober 1, 2015It went very smoothly, with a friendly atmosphere. First, there's an initial pre-screening. Then, you talk with the hiring manager. The last step is F2F if everything goes well. There isn't too much technical involved in the first step.
