Great For Grads, No Growth
Great For Grads, No Growth
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineer
We had two rounds of interview: 1st Technical and 2nd HR. The technical interview was very, very easy. Some of the questions which I remember are: * Your M.Tech project? * Modes of heat conduction? * On what factors does heat transfer coefficient 'h
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
An HR manager and an engineering manager interviewed me at my campus during the Fall career fair. It was a relatively simple interview. A few generic questions were asked about my skillset. They offered an opportunity during the interview for me to a
Mechanical Engineer
Tiruchchirāppalli, Tamil Nadu, IndiaAugust 1, 2014We had two rounds of interview: 1st Technical and 2nd HR. The technical interview was very, very easy. Some of the questions which I remember are: * Your M.Tech project? * Modes of heat conduction? * On what factors does heat transfer coefficient 'h
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
Potsdam, New York, United StatesOctober 1, 2012An HR manager and an engineering manager interviewed me at my campus during the Fall career fair. It was a relatively simple interview. A few generic questions were asked about my skillset. They offered an opportunity during the interview for me to a
