GE Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"People-oriented company with work-life balance"

"GE, before it was sold, before I was laid off, the people are incredible. They have a furnace that must remain lit to keep it healthy. When the power fails, if you were there, the people come alive -- and the furnace survives time and again. The people there are incredible, and I miss them. We have pushed and pulled that furnace to it's limits, with an incredible furnace engineer (name not given but deserves a ton of credit). Plant is some 80 years old, and it runs!!!! Production outputs when I left were 98% efficiency -- due to the dedication of the people. I would enjoy, and relish that again. The great thing about Logan, Ohio, is the people are on the same page -- let's get it done, let's get it done right, what is needed? It is to the point that I would suggest that companies move their plants there. Incredible workforce, incredible dedication, incredible character."

"Innovative, Operates as a Start Up, Open minded, High iteration, Work hard and deliver beyond the expectations, good opportunities to grow, very well established software, happy customers and great installed base, very domain centric and needs expertise in mechanical engineering if dealing with Asset Performance Management"

"Trouble with the economy and venture expenditures in the gas industry."

"Great company with great people."

"Ability to work in Wind, Power, Aircraft Engines, Health and Research, good technology company."

"Responsible for developing machine learning solutions and statistical analysis (e.g., component life models) for wind turbines and the digital services team."

"GE is a great place to work. It has roles to fit all type of lifestyles,"

"Middle management is not fair. Do not trust managers. He talks behind your back, treats you terrible and will take credit for all your sales. He does not like women and will only have men working for him. He is not to be trusted and do not take him to client sites. He lies and will say anything for a sale then have the client get bad when the product does not deliver what he says. GE Digital is having rough times, hasn't sold any new business in 5 years and clients are dropping like flies. This company is doomed, especially when you keep managers around."

"I have worked for GE for 15 years in various finance capacities, and various businesses in different locations. I have gained valuable experiences, built great teams and network, had many great achievements and fare share of challenges. I have also learned a lot from the recent years of the free fall from glory, and been resilient enough to contribute to the turn around and transformation."