GE Capital Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I have been working for GE Aviation from 2014 on. GE Aviation is a great company with good ethical values. The company designs aircraft systems (Avionics, electrical power) and aircraft engines."

"I’ve worked at GE Aviation in Muskegon, Michigan for eight years. An excellent opportunity I was afforded as I came away with a wealth of knowledge and experience. The people I worked with to eliminate safety issues were of great character and support."

"Great company to work for, offering competitive pay, solid benefits and provide many opportunities for training and further growth development."

"I was currently let go due to corporate downsizing and restructuring. I thoroughly enjoyed working at GE as it allowed me to gain valuable knowledge and experience. It was great to network with other EHS workers globally within the GE system. The training was always available to expand and renew my skills."

"Great company on a journey that is pointed in the right direction. GE has been neglected as a whole but they finally have a path and a leader that is pointing the ship North."

"Ge Asheville is a wonderful place to work. Everyone from top to bottom is of great character."

"I like the products and technologies my company has invested in over time. I think the industry is currently in a difficult position and growth opportunities will be limited short term."

"When company get too big, efficiency is a problem."

"Liked the work, liked the work environment less. There were a lot of people to learn from, but sometimes asking questions was more difficult than in my previous jobs. Felt like I learned a lot of things that I didn't know before I went there, which was a huge plus. Overall, an average place to work."

"I've worked at GE Aviation in Ashville, NC. I was originally hired as a contracted manufacturing engineer. When I got there I found out that my supervisor was a in charge of the quality technicians, and I was working on the super loud machining shop floor, even though I only required a computer to do my job. I was a bad surprise."