Good Balance, Bad Locations
Good Balance, Bad Locations
Strong work-life balance with permissive leave.
Not great locations in the US.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineer
I only asked a few questions. I asked him questions, and the answers were short and sweet. The interview was really short. The person didn't seem interested in being there at all and was rushed. I was very disappointed; I expected more from a company
Mechanical Engineer
The interview is intense and uses open questions. It follows the same interview style as other companies. A solid GPA in university is required. The manager is kind but asks hard questions. I really enjoyed my first job at GE; it opened my career pat
Mechanical Engineer
Round 1: Aptitude Round 2: Technical Round 3: HR Process took a week, and the interview was too simple. The aptitude test is based on the manufacturing process and press work. Be confident in the interview. Go in an official uniform and official s
Mechanical Engineer
Columbus, Ohio, United StatesMay 22, 2015I only asked a few questions. I asked him questions, and the answers were short and sweet. The interview was really short. The person didn't seem interested in being there at all and was rushed. I was very disappointed; I expected more from a company
Mechanical Engineer
Shanghai, Shanghai, ChinaFebruary 1, 2014The interview is intense and uses open questions. It follows the same interview style as other companies. A solid GPA in university is required. The manager is kind but asks hard questions. I really enjoyed my first job at GE; it opened my career pat
Mechanical Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJune 1, 2016Round 1: Aptitude Round 2: Technical Round 3: HR Process took a week, and the interview was too simple. The aptitude test is based on the manufacturing process and press work. Be confident in the interview. Go in an official uniform and official s
