Great company, culture, and team. Ten years straight, most ethical company.
Can't think of any cons for GE. Huge organization, there is variation in experiences across the organization, so know better the organization and the manager you are working for. Overall, a great organization.
It was not easy, not so much of difficult. Basic concepts were asked to check the knowledge. Also, some advanced topics were asked, like Kalman filters, PID, and PD controllers, and their usage and advantages in current scenarios.
First, they asked for the list of students in the class and shortlisted a few based on the percentage obtained in engineering. Then, there was a group discussion round. The topic given to us was "The Impact of Social Media on Day-to-Day Life". Afte
The interview process was simple: a coding round with two questions, aptitude questions, followed by three rounds of interviews: being managerial, technical, and finally an HR round to close it off. All of this took a day, and by evening, we had the
It was not easy, not so much of difficult. Basic concepts were asked to check the knowledge. Also, some advanced topics were asked, like Kalman filters, PID, and PD controllers, and their usage and advantages in current scenarios.
First, they asked for the list of students in the class and shortlisted a few based on the percentage obtained in engineering. Then, there was a group discussion round. The topic given to us was "The Impact of Social Media on Day-to-Day Life". Afte
The interview process was simple: a coding round with two questions, aptitude questions, followed by three rounds of interviews: being managerial, technical, and finally an HR round to close it off. All of this took a day, and by evening, we had the