A great place to start, but not a good place to finish
A great place to start, but not a good place to finish
- Very talented and smart people
- Never boring, very challenging
- Benefits not the best compared to industry standards.
- Always following the competition, particularly in appliances.
- Severely understaffed in critical functions such as engineering, quality, and manufacturing.
- Work/life balance is a concept that nobody in management seems to understand.
Shortsighted strategy, always looking to make numbers for the quarter, and very poor long-term planning and vision. Excessively arrogant management. This attitude is now being crushed by hardworking and quality-oriented management from foreign competitors (a very similar story to GM).
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Quality Manager
Several steps interviews with dotted line managers. It was difficult to understand who was selecting for the position. Some people who participated did not know about the position and its requirements. It could be simpler, but in the end, it was in
Quality Manager
The interviewer didn't seem interested. They appeared to be distracted. The interview started on time. It was a panel interview. The building is beautiful. People seemed knowledgeable. Longevity was prevalent.
Mechanical Engineer
I had an on-site interview at their Louisville office. There were 6 interviews: 5 technical and 1 HR. All of them were 1:1. People were all very nice and knowledgeable about their product and process. As far as interview questions, everyone asked m
Quality Manager
United StatesSeptember 9, 2015Several steps interviews with dotted line managers. It was difficult to understand who was selecting for the position. Some people who participated did not know about the position and its requirements. It could be simpler, but in the end, it was in
Quality Manager
United StatesJune 9, 2025The interviewer didn't seem interested. They appeared to be distracted. The interview started on time. It was a panel interview. The building is beautiful. People seemed knowledgeable. Longevity was prevalent.
Mechanical Engineer
Louisville, Kentucky, United StatesJune 1, 2010I had an on-site interview at their Louisville office. There were 6 interviews: 5 technical and 1 HR. All of them were 1:1. People were all very nice and knowledgeable about their product and process. As far as interview questions, everyone asked m
