Situation in Brazil
Situation in Brazil
Many good professionals. Great school.
Without projects in Brazil, they are not operating in the wind sector in Brazil.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
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
Software Developer
The job description did not state that advanced English was mandatory. So, during the interview, I learned this information. The explanation was that the recruited person would work with a team from Canada. - But was the job paid in dollars? No. -
Engineering Co-Op
The interviewer asked me questions, and then I asked a few of my own. The interview lasted about 45 minutes. The interviewer was an electrical engineer at GE Appliances. Overall, a very positive experience.
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
Software Developer
Sorocaba, São Paulo, BrazilAugust 1, 2023The job description did not state that advanced English was mandatory. So, during the interview, I learned this information. The explanation was that the recruited person would work with a team from Canada. - But was the job paid in dollars? No. -
Engineering Co-Op
United StatesFebruary 7, 2015The interviewer asked me questions, and then I asked a few of my own. The interview lasted about 45 minutes. The interviewer was an electrical engineer at GE Appliances. Overall, a very positive experience.
