Not what it's cracked up to be
Not what it's cracked up to be
Many options for plant sites
They expect 12-hour days every day. They do everything they can to cut corners, prioritizing cost over quality all the time. I have even been told to accept parts that did not meet specifications many times. Their strategies are all short-term: "Get it done fast; we will fix it later." They will not promote you unless you have a lot of GE experience; they do not recognize outside GE experience. It is run much like a cult. You have to drink the Kool-Aid.
Get your heads out of the GE corporate world and see what the real world is like.
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Very detailed with an abundance of scenario questions, so be prepared to the fullest. There were a few rounds of interviews. When the second one takes place, be ready for those kinds of questions.
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Friendly and helpful recruiters. I was asked both technical and personal questions. The duration was definitely adequate. At the end of the interview, the recruiters were very helpful in answering questions regarding both the job position and the sel
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Asked several questions about the QA management system. Left space for interviewer questions. The person was really open-minded for professional, behavioral questions. He asked about hobbies, which was a random question.
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United StatesJuly 5, 2023Very detailed with an abundance of scenario questions, so be prepared to the fullest. There were a few rounds of interviews. When the second one takes place, be ready for those kinds of questions.
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ItalyJanuary 16, 2023Friendly and helpful recruiters. I was asked both technical and personal questions. The duration was definitely adequate. At the end of the interview, the recruiters were very helpful in answering questions regarding both the job position and the sel
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Louisville, Kentucky, United StatesAugust 1, 2021Asked several questions about the QA management system. Left space for interviewer questions. The person was really open-minded for professional, behavioral questions. He asked about hobbies, which was a random question.
