Good pay & benefits, lots of red tape
Good pay & benefits, lots of red tape
Trusted to work independently Variety in daily tasks Schedule flexibility
Lots of red tape to cut through to get anything done.
Never any money in the budget for even small improvement projects.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Signed up through school and interviewed on campus. The interviewer was really chill and relaxed. He took the time to explain the process to me before we started. He asked all the questions he had and then gave me time for questions. It was a reall
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Applied through the University online job recruiting, I was contacted a week later to schedule an interview. I received an offer three weeks after the interview. The interview process consisted of basic behavioral questions. It also consisted of the
Mechanical Engineer
The initial two were phone call interviews. The first was technical and the second behavioral. They were both pretty straightforward. In the last stage of the interview process, there was a 4-hour in-person interview.
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Schenectady, New York, United StatesMarch 1, 2008Signed up through school and interviewed on campus. The interviewer was really chill and relaxed. He took the time to explain the process to me before we started. He asked all the questions he had and then gave me time for questions. It was a reall
Mechanical Engineering Intern
January 3, 2013Applied through the University online job recruiting, I was contacted a week later to schedule an interview. I received an offer three weeks after the interview. The interview process consisted of basic behavioral questions. It also consisted of the
Mechanical Engineer
United StatesNovember 21, 2022The initial two were phone call interviews. The first was technical and the second behavioral. They were both pretty straightforward. In the last stage of the interview process, there was a 4-hour in-person interview.
