Implementation Consultant (Current Employee), TX – December 17, 2012
Pros: work from home, great coworkers, great compensation
Cons: lack of market presence
I love working at GE. I have learned so much about being a consultant and even aspects of project management and support troubleshooting. Co workers are always ready to help in any way they can.
Master Lean Leader (Former Employee), Wauwatosa, WI – December 14, 2012
Pros: flex time.
Cons: competing metrics
A typical day is meetings trying to understand and improve processes. I learned a lot about financial performance and how important it is to create customer value. My co-workers were great and the management team was dedicated to aligning targets for maximum customer value. The hardest part of the job was proximity to problems that needed to be investigated – more... first hand. The most enjoyable part of the job was the work/life balance. – less
Customer Service Supervisor (Former Employee), Princeton – December 13, 2012
Pros: payday
Cons: all the time in between paydays
This company was an absolute NIGHTMARE! On the interview the so-called Manager who interviewed me & who I worked for did nothing but disparage another Manager who she did not like.Turns out without him she would be more useless than she proved to be, a real empty suit. If you want to ascertain the real deal on this company ask how many lawsuits they – more... have against them & how many different company names they were under before G.E. bought them for the profit margin on 1 particular product. I resigned from there effectively immediately & H.R. called me months later to conduct an exit interview. I told them check with my attorney. What a circus! – less
Fantasitc flexibilty and abiltiy to express creativity and innovation.
Systems Test Validation Clinical Analyst (Former Employee), Barrington, IL – December 11, 2012
Pros: working remotely, which increases productivity across the board.
Cons: time zones, worked with various countries & sometimes would have to wait to connect at various hours.
Learned extensive IT skills to be combined and utilized with my clinical skills. Worked with mutliple teams from a remote office, designing test plans and clinical workflow test cases to validate the safety of an electronic medical documentaition record. Always encouragement by management to express innotaved ideas, and take them to the table to implement – more... with other clinicians and engineers. Attended daily standup meetings, trainings, and worked independently. – less
Senior Design Leader, UX (Current Employee), Boston, MA – November 29, 2012
Pros: good pay and benefits
Cons: not always good visibility in to leadership thinking
I certainly enjoyed my time at GE Healthcare. It afforded me a lot of opportunities and I appreciate everything that they have done for me. Great culture for a large company.
Excellent company to work for with great opportunities to develop professionally.
Commercial Counsel; Contract Specialist (Current Employee), Wauwatosa, WI – November 27, 2012
My current role at GE Healthcare is as a Contract Specialist on the Commercial Contracting team. We are charged with negotiating contracts for equipment and service sales with our customers based on a zone allignment. We interact daily with our Sales teams as well as our customers as we work toward negotiating and drafting mutually agreeable contracts.
Supportive Associate for Engineering Team (Former Employee), Bangalore-Whitefield in GE-HEALTHCARE – November 24, 2012
I got a GAC award in 2008, I learned about the products and cost of the products, Good EHS sYSTEM, We most enjoyed in team work My Frieds are still working in GE
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hostile work inviroment, discriminates 50 and older , harassment
Biomedical Technician III (Current Employee), Neptune City, NJ – November 19, 2012
Pros: they pay you every 2 weeks
Cons: overwork you, age discrimination, money over patient saftey, hostile work inviroment
This company is the worse I have ever worked for . They discriminate against you for your age.They create a hostile work inviroment against other people to climb the corprate ladder. They understaff you against the contract so they can save money. Patient saftey is poor they just want to make money. If this is the kind of company you would like to work – more... for than work for G E Healthcare – less
Regional Sales Manager (Current Employee), Florida – November 18, 2012
Pros: one of the largest companies in the world
Cons: lack of connectivity with emr
Selling Capital Equipment to physician offices, nursing homes, surgery centers through US medical distribution companies and direct to VA, DOD,and IDN's. Able to lead a diverse team to achieve and exceed results while interacting with varied market dynamics including price pressures and major market events. Always positive, energetic and enjoys helping – more... to inspire sales individuals, colleagues within team environment and customers. – less
Difficult and unstable management with lack of vision.
Advanced Imaging and Applications Scientist (Current Employee), Waukesha, WI – November 15, 2012
Pros: flexible schedule
Cons: difficult management; workload is overhelming; very race oriented;
no communication from management about the direction of the business. Changed management structure several times in 2 yrs. Unstable upper management. No continuity, each manager has his own interest to progress in positions with total disregard about the employees and company
Productive and fun workplace with great culture, value, and respect
Finance Intern (Former Employee), Salt Lake City, UT – October 28, 2012
Being such a big company, GE has great culture, respect, and values. GE offers best benefits for the employees. It is a great workplace to enter as a college graduate because there are lots of opportunities to learn and excel in the future.
A place that always gets involved to make this world a better place.
Sales Support Specialist (Former Employee), Waukesha, WI – October 27, 2012
Pros: healthy cafateria
Cons: end of each fiscal month
Talking to Sales reps, emails and networking. I have learn so much working for GE. Great place, great people/co-workers. A place you can learn something new everyday. Hardest part of working here was meeting deadlines that was out of my control, always waiting for a call back, email from legal and managers to get things going. Over all a place that – more... was productive and knowing you're part of making a difference in healthcare improvements. – less
Asst. Systems Engineer (Former Employee), Jupiter, FL – October 27, 2012
Loved working here. Worked in FL, WI and UK for the same client. They have some awesome processes to work with. I really believe in strong processes. They are a winner to work with.
Operations Management Leadership Program (Former Employee), Milwaukee, WI – October 25, 2012
• Owned 310 components for CT medical device. Initiated inventory reduction, eliminated 14% of variable cost and 25% inventory ($13 MM) with zero line down situation. • Phased in and out new product model. Over 100 parts with 99% on time delivery and 3 turnover/quarter rating • Created automated PO process in Oracle database. Resulted in 93% of PO placed – more... outside of lead-time. – less
Laboratory Analyst (Current Employee), Cork – October 12, 2012
Pros: bonus at the end of the year
Cons: long hours and working weekends
I work on shift as part of the inprocess team.I'm responsible for my shift and supporting production.I ensure that all turnaround times and deadlines are met and that all tasks are finished within the twelve hour shift period.
Intern in IT Department (Former Employee), El Paso, TX – October 9, 2012
A typical day was walking around to see if there was anything wrong with any of the systems, and if there was I would fix it. It was my first IT experience so I can say everything I did there was a learning experience. Management wasn't too bad, they always treated me well, and as well as with the co-workers I got along really well with them. The hardest – more... part of the job was probably the first two days because I wasn't too sure about what too expect, but after that I enjoyed my time there. The most enjoyable part of the job was the whole learning experience of being an IT. – less
