Good Work, Corporate Madness
Good Work, Corporate Madness
The checks clear the bank. They do interesting work and have interesting products and have access to some of the best customers in the world. Mostly, it's good people trying to get by in a total F'd up company.
It's corporate madness. They constantly play games with not just employees but customers alike.
It's hard to believe that Edison's company has turned into such an evil corporation. They are constantly changing things, doing this and that, and never really focusing on providing a core product or service. They're always gaming the system instead of just doing good work.
You would swear these people in management would trip over a dollar to pick up a dime. It is just that perverse.
They pay well, but then you are expected to work 45 to 55 hours per week. You are considered a slacker with those hours. Some are known to work 80 to 120 hours a week. Some people live at that place.
In most cases, you are doing the job of one and a half people at least.
Shoot yourself in the head and do the world a favor.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Quality Engineer
Had to interview with 4 different people from 4 different departments and HR. Then had to go back to some of them, plus drug screening and a physical. Even had to be interviewed by one of the engineers that has been there for 30 years.
Edison Engineer
I met the recruiters/managers at an info session. They seemed interested in my CV and called me a couple of days after for an interview. I had an interview with both the Edison manager and the project manager coordinator. The interview was somewhat
Control Engineer
Easy, straightforward as long as you have the right experience and the skills needed for the job. If they sense you know what you are doing, the interview becomes smoother.
Quality Engineer
Burlington, Iowa, United StatesMarch 1, 2012Had to interview with 4 different people from 4 different departments and HR. Then had to go back to some of them, plus drug screening and a physical. Even had to be interviewed by one of the engineers that has been there for 30 years.
Edison Engineer
CanadaNovember 25, 2014I met the recruiters/managers at an info session. They seemed interested in my CV and called me a couple of days after for an interview. I had an interview with both the Edison manager and the project manager coordinator. The interview was somewhat
Control Engineer
Roanoke, Virginia, United StatesApril 1, 2023Easy, straightforward as long as you have the right experience and the skills needed for the job. If they sense you know what you are doing, the interview becomes smoother.
