Well, please read my cons.
I was really excited to be part of GE. As a contract employee, I knew I would not have all the privileges any permanent employee may enjoy. And I was okay with it.
But GE treats contract employees like suspected criminals.
Contract employees have to wear a green color tag, which is similar to the one worn by people who mop the floor or clean toilets.
Contract employees have to enter the GE office only from one particular gate (Gate 3), where we will be security checked (including pockets) every time. This doesn't happen with permanent employees (blue tag).
Team outing activities in a team are applicable only to blue tag employees, i.e., permanent employees.
I can go on about many other similar kinds of discrimination we have to face if you join GE as a contract employee.
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Attended the first round. Helpful interviewer and always supportive. Selected for the second round. It was a C++ Staff Software Engineer role. It was a technical interview asking different questions on modern C++ such as 17, 20, 23, etc.
I only was able to do the first round of the technical challenge. It was the hardest and longest one I've ever taken. I got probably around 50%, but I was still told that I didn't do that bad. Only for the dedicated.
The interview process was good. Regarding salary, they will offer how much you want. HR service is good. God process. Clear communication. Company will release the offer letter immediately, with no waiting.
Attended the first round. Helpful interviewer and always supportive. Selected for the second round. It was a C++ Staff Software Engineer role. It was a technical interview asking different questions on modern C++ such as 17, 20, 23, etc.
I only was able to do the first round of the technical challenge. It was the hardest and longest one I've ever taken. I got probably around 50%, but I was still told that I didn't do that bad. Only for the dedicated.
The interview process was good. Regarding salary, they will offer how much you want. HR service is good. God process. Clear communication. Company will release the offer letter immediately, with no waiting.