Overall, a great company to work for
Overall, a great company to work for
Permissive Time Off, very personable managers, active career tracking and assistance when transiting to a new role, very progressive and forward-thinking leadership.
It's a very big company, so it makes you feel unconnected to some of the things that go on. Many times, it is difficult to get a straight answer when important, company-wide news comes out.
Progressively changing a huge company takes time; don't expect culture to change overnight.
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Software Developer
The process took over a month. I got a call from HR to arrange a general phone interview. She told me that she would then pass my profile to the hiring manager, and they would give me a call. About a week later, I got a call to arrange an interview w
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Talking with the recruiter for the first interview took 3 weeks. Scheduling 4 other interviews took a month to schedule and another month to hear back. Overall, the process took about 3 months.
Software Developer
I applied through college. First, an online test was conducted, which consisted of two coding questions (one easy and one average) and MCQs. The students shortlisted were called for interviews. There were a total of three rounds: technical, manage
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Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaNovember 1, 2013The process took over a month. I got a call from HR to arrange a general phone interview. She told me that she would then pass my profile to the hiring manager, and they would give me a call. About a week later, I got a call to arrange an interview w
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Bothell, Washington, United StatesJuly 1, 2022Talking with the recruiter for the first interview took 3 weeks. Scheduling 4 other interviews took a month to schedule and another month to hear back. Overall, the process took about 3 months.
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Vellore, Tamil Nadu, IndiaAugust 1, 2019I applied through college. First, an online test was conducted, which consisted of two coding questions (one easy and one average) and MCQs. The students shortlisted were called for interviews. There were a total of three rounds: technical, manage
