GE is a BIG conglomerate. From an IT point of view, it is a great opportunity to work across various cutting-edge technologies.
The company is going through a rough time with tremendous cost pressure across the board.
There are layoffs across all units.
The ray of hope is the new leadership under John Flannery. We are certain GE will bounce back leaner and stronger.
I attended GE during my college placements. At first, an online test was conducted for all students. A GD was conducted for students, which was really very easy and they were just checking whether you speak or not. Then a F2F technical interview an
DSA main importance. Java-based questions. Aptitude questions. 2 programming questions. Spring Boot questions. The interviewer was good and patient. He calmly listened to the approach. Even if you don't write the code, if you just state the approac
Pre-placement talk (PPT) followed by aptitude and technical tests, then followed by technical and HR interviews. PPT is mandatory for all students who wish to apply for GE.
I attended GE during my college placements. At first, an online test was conducted for all students. A GD was conducted for students, which was really very easy and they were just checking whether you speak or not. Then a F2F technical interview an
DSA main importance. Java-based questions. Aptitude questions. 2 programming questions. Spring Boot questions. The interviewer was good and patient. He calmly listened to the approach. Even if you don't write the code, if you just state the approac
Pre-placement talk (PPT) followed by aptitude and technical tests, then followed by technical and HR interviews. PPT is mandatory for all students who wish to apply for GE.