Great company to learn leadership
Great company to learn leadership
GE is known for its ability to manufacture leaders, and its alumni are leaders in so many organizations across the globe.
They put integrity first before anything else.
GE used to have regular employee opinion surveys. They stopped somewhere around 2014. A lot of great action items would come out of them, and it was useful to keep managers accountable and honest. They shouldn't have been stopped.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
HR direct call. Initial: Telephonic, then Skype, both technical. F2F: 4 rounds of technical and managerial. - Technical, programming, problem-solving puzzles. Explains the expectations of GE and the type of roles and responsibilities the candidat
Senior Software Engineer
Awful experience! Interviewer joined the call late and didn't introduce himself. He asked me to introduce myself but showed no interest and cut me off mid-introduction. He started complaining about my internet connection, so I shared my screen and
Software Engineer
Two rounds plus one telephonic HR. The first two rounds were technical rounds, and some algorithmic knowledge is required to crack those rounds. The first question was to find whether two given linked lists were merging at some point or not. This wa
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 16, 2018HR direct call. Initial: Telephonic, then Skype, both technical. F2F: 4 rounds of technical and managerial. - Technical, programming, problem-solving puzzles. Explains the expectations of GE and the type of roles and responsibilities the candidat
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2021Awful experience! Interviewer joined the call late and didn't introduce himself. He asked me to introduce myself but showed no interest and cut me off mid-introduction. He started complaining about my internet connection, so I shared my screen and
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2019Two rounds plus one telephonic HR. The first two rounds were technical rounds, and some algorithmic knowledge is required to crack those rounds. The first question was to find whether two given linked lists were merging at some point or not. This wa
