Good experience, poorly managed company
Good experience, poorly managed company
I had a great time working at GE. At the time, the software engineering hub was a great place to work amongst smart people. There were always opportunities for growth and learning, and the PTO was unlimited, so work-life balance was never an issue.
The company has moved more and more of its software development overseas. In addition, rough market conditions combined with the death of large conglomerates hasn't been kind to GE in general.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
SWE Intern
Behavioral interview in person and on campus. Two people were assigned as interviewers and asked questions to understand how you work in teams. Asked about strengths and weaknesses and reviewed resume in front of the interviewee.
Aerospace Engineer
Consisted of HireVues, which then led to an Arctic Shores, eventually a final interview. This was a really easy process, but make sure you are a British national before applying.
Engineer
Good, but long. Flew in for a few interviews, did most of the others remotely or over the phone. Nice staff, fairly transparent on what benefits are. Would recommend; good area.
SWE Intern
New Orleans, Louisiana, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018Behavioral interview in person and on campus. Two people were assigned as interviewers and asked questions to understand how you work in teams. Asked about strengths and weaknesses and reviewed resume in front of the interviewee.
Aerospace Engineer
United KingdomNovember 12, 2025Consisted of HireVues, which then led to an Arctic Shores, eventually a final interview. This was a really easy process, but make sure you are a British national before applying.
Engineer
Cincinnati, Ohio, United StatesOctober 30, 2025Good, but long. Flew in for a few interviews, did most of the others remotely or over the phone. Nice staff, fairly transparent on what benefits are. Would recommend; good area.
