Employment review GE
Employment review GE
Big challenging projects. Good working spirit. Homework possible. Good pay. Opportunities to change within the company. Good reputation. Health care plans.
Overly structured environment, requires readiness to travel and move to get to the next hierarchy level. Very money-focused; sometimes the long-term vision comes up short.
Increase long-term vision. Increase continuity by paying young engineers more competitively. Loosen certain compliance criteria. Focus on products more than on processes.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Lead Engineer/Technologist
Got a call from a consultancy. Had my resume sent and was shortlisted. Attended the phone interview and got through. Attended the 1:1 interview and got through. Attended the HR interview, but was totally unhappy with the salary.
Lead Engineer/Technologist
First, HR will shortlist your CV. Then, they will send it to the line manager who is seeking to fill the position. If a shortlisted CV fits well, then a telephonic interview, one hour long, will take place, followed by a personal interview.
Lead Engineer/Technologist
I didn't have a chance to speak too much on the first phase. It was a kind of monologue where the interviewer was excited to speak about the company. Second phase, I had to wait for two hours, standing up in front of the company in order to be inter
Lead Engineer/Technologist
IndiaAugust 1, 2011Got a call from a consultancy. Had my resume sent and was shortlisted. Attended the phone interview and got through. Attended the 1:1 interview and got through. Attended the HR interview, but was totally unhappy with the salary.
Lead Engineer/Technologist
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaApril 1, 2010First, HR will shortlist your CV. Then, they will send it to the line manager who is seeking to fill the position. If a shortlisted CV fits well, then a telephonic interview, one hour long, will take place, followed by a personal interview.
Lead Engineer/Technologist
BrazilJuly 17, 2014I didn't have a chance to speak too much on the first phase. It was a kind of monologue where the interviewer was excited to speak about the company. Second phase, I had to wait for two hours, standing up in front of the company in order to be inter
