OK company to work
OK company to work
You get a chance to work on the latest technologies, explore multiple products, and have great technical resources to learn and work with.
Too many layers/teams to deal with even for a small solution, which tends to delay the delivery of solutions. Lots of dependency on consulting companies and their resources. You never know when your team/business unit will be spun off, no matter how loyal you are to the company.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Draftsman
A five-hour, multi-tier interview. I spoke with several different managers, and then the head of the engineering department. I did not get to do a site visit, which would have been a cool experience.
Engineer
Flew in the night before. Met with multiple people all day and taken out to lunch. Ended the day with HR and the benefits overview. Flew out later that evening.
Regional Quality Leader
Relaxed interview with 4 individuals. Good conversations based on my experience and the roles of the positions. The interview did not include a factory tour. All interviewers were friendly and described the workplace environment in a positive mann
Draftsman
Schenectady, New York, United StatesSeptember 11, 2025A five-hour, multi-tier interview. I spoke with several different managers, and then the head of the engineering department. I did not get to do a site visit, which would have been a cool experience.
Engineer
Schenectady, New York, United StatesAugust 11, 2023Flew in the night before. Met with multiple people all day and taken out to lunch. Ended the day with HR and the benefits overview. Flew out later that evening.
Regional Quality Leader
Schenectady, New York, United StatesApril 1, 2016Relaxed interview with 4 individuals. Good conversations based on my experience and the roles of the positions. The interview did not include a factory tour. All interviewers were friendly and described the workplace environment in a positive mann
