Learn Daily, Drive Your Career
Learn Daily, Drive Your Career
There is an opportunity to learn something new every day. If you are driven, you can create opportunities for yourself and have great experiences. The people here are true experts and are more than willing to help.
Since the business in this site is so old, some of the old-school mentality still lingers. You have to manage your own career; no one will do it for you.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Lead Technologist
The process was very organized. The hiring manager was very courteous and took time to explain the pros (lot of them) and cons (very few) of working at GE.
EEDP, Software Intern
It was a behavioral interview. It was very low-key and had no technical questions. Since I interviewed for a software position, the interview process was not very difficult. The HR got back to me very quickly. It was a nice and quick process. Overall
Engineering Intern
Met them at my campus career fair. Followed up with a phone interview asking a lot of behavioral questions.
Lead Technologist
Erie, Pennsylvania, United StatesMay 1, 2011The process was very organized. The hiring manager was very courteous and took time to explain the pros (lot of them) and cons (very few) of working at GE.
EEDP, Software Intern
Erie, Pennsylvania, United StatesMay 1, 2009It was a behavioral interview. It was very low-key and had no technical questions. Since I interviewed for a software position, the interview process was not very difficult. The HR got back to me very quickly. It was a nice and quick process. Overall
Engineering Intern
Erie, Pennsylvania, United StatesOctober 1, 2013Met them at my campus career fair. Followed up with a phone interview asking a lot of behavioral questions.
