Great place to start a career and be competitive. Move when a good opportunity arrives
Great place to start a career and be competitive. Move when a good opportunity arrives
A great training place for anyone passionate about business. There are many great and competent people who work at GE C&I; you can definitely learn a lot from various projects and assignments. Taking constructive feedback and reacting to negatives quickly is important in the company; it will help you move up in the organization. Networking is one of the best tools to get promoted to your next job.
Tough business, cash-focused, short-term focused, low salary. The industrial business model does not mix well with a consumer product business.
Invest more in growth markets.
Take more investment bets.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Manufacturing Engineering Intern
I interviewed with HR and didn't meet my boss until my first day. The questions were related to "tell me about a time you failed at something" and "tell me about a time you had a conflict with a co-worker." I enjoyed the interview, and I felt comfort
Se Engineer
Many interviews it took, like 10 interviews, to make any headway. Looks like I did not get the job again and again and again. Now it's going to be better than before. One, two, three. It was done and then it was.
Software Engineer
The interview was friendly. I was first interviewed by HR, then by two department managers. The questions were mostly on software engineering and design patterns. The questions weren't that difficult for a software developer.
Manufacturing Engineering Intern
Hartford, Connecticut, United StatesNovember 1, 2019I interviewed with HR and didn't meet my boss until my first day. The questions were related to "tell me about a time you failed at something" and "tell me about a time you had a conflict with a co-worker." I enjoyed the interview, and I felt comfort
Se Engineer
Stamford, Connecticut, United StatesJanuary 1, 2018Many interviews it took, like 10 interviews, to make any headway. Looks like I did not get the job again and again and again. Now it's going to be better than before. One, two, three. It was done and then it was.
Software Engineer
Hartford, Connecticut, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017The interview was friendly. I was first interviewed by HR, then by two department managers. The questions were mostly on software engineering and design patterns. The questions weren't that difficult for a software developer.
