General Electric

• Options are wind energy, gas or steam turbines, generators, nuclear.
• Opportunities abroad.
• Opportunities in different businesses.
• Employee discounts at many places.
• Prestige when finding other jobs because everyone recognizes GE.
• The Edison Engineering Development Program is what all the leadership development programs at other companies are based off of.
• Get to work with competent colleagues.

• Lots of bureaucracy, especially when starting out. You need to request access to basic things everyone knows you need, but you still need to get approval for.
• Some politics.
• Casual overtime is expected in certain departments.
• Stock is currently down to the point where they are not hiring anyway.

You don't need to go to every meeting scheduled for the day.