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- "I believe that most management at GE tries to help employees have a good work/life balance." (in 612 reviews)
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- "But nooooo ... those who are at the bottom of the packing order pay the price of the poor management." (in 425 reviews)
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Reviews about "work environment"
Return to all Reviews- Former Employee★★★★★
Pros
Work environment is Very stimulating and dynamic
Cons
Stability of employment is often tenuous
Thank you for your feedback. We are excited to always improve GE and comments like yours allow us to see transparent feedback.
- Current Intern★★★★★
Pros
Good Work Environment and quality of projects is good
Cons
Lack of access to meetings to learn about the work
- Current Employee★★★★★
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It's a great environment filled with tremendous people that are easy to work with.
Cons
It's a 25 minute commute without traffic.
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- Current Employee, more than 1 year★★★★★
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GE is a good company to work in. The environment is very comfortable and you feel continuously motivated to undergo new challenges in your daily work.
Cons
GE business objectives are very "money driven". Even this is in principle right, sometimes you have the impression that only making money counts and is important in your company.
- Former Employee★★★★★
Financial Plan & Analysis Intern—GE Healthcare GSC
Jun 27, 2015 - Intern in New York, NYRecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
great work environment and coworkers
Cons
focus on very limited work
- Current Employee, more than 1 year★★★★★
Pros
Great people who are committed to their work and will deliver results in tough environments.
Cons
It's becoming so lean that people are starting to get stretched too thin. Not a lot of transparency from upper level management regarding what's happening with the future of the company.
- Former Employee★★★★★
Pros
GE is a great place to work which has a global environment and diversity culture inside
Cons
Closed some of the business in Turkey so if you aim to have a career progress in the specific departments, you need to evaluate the positions outside of Turkey.
- Current Employee★★★★★
Big Organization - Big Dreams
Oct 14, 2009 - Program Manager in Atlanta, GARecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
GE Energy goes out of its way to assure a fair and equitable work environment. Like most large organizations there is a big focus on fully complying with all laws and business best practices. The company is growing opening up many opportunites for career advancement and GE does appear to work hard to develop its own workforce and promote from within.
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GE Energy is an organization chasing the "Smart Grid" brass ring and is growing too quickly to be truly effective. This is a very process-oriented organization and although some of the processes improve the overall success of the programs, there are many that don't. There is too much time required for inane training - a never ending cycle of "required" courses - most of which are not related to an individual's job function.
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