I just have to say that I thank God for my experience at GE. I learnt more working there in 6 months than I have at current company, at almost 2 years. Just the level of expertise involved, the opportunity to be trained at the highest level possible, the benefits, the fringe benefits, the opportunity to participate in the community, in affinity groups, and the professionalism of the staff, HR included was just always at an all-time high. It was superb and then some.
I would have loved to stay. I would love, relish, consider immensely going back there. And that says a lot for me because I never look back.
There's this saying that when you marry two husbands (or wives) you get to know which one is better than the other. After having worked there and working here and several other places, I've realized that companies don't get any better than GE. I say this with every fiber of my being in all honesty. Right down to the professionalism displayed in their reviews, not this subjective nonsense that we deal with, some manager wakes up, has a bad day and decides to write you up.
Nope, someone needs to tell them that is not right. The power of command in the employer needs to be quenched.
I just thought to say this because I occassionally bash some companies and complain about their poor customer service, or just their bad hiring practices and interviewing skills. But this time, I am giving a shout out to one company that I've experienced who has it right. And if you boast a very wide spread resume like I do, you would know that means much coming from me.
So until I work for companies like Exxon, Chevron, Pfizer, Cisco and most importantly, the UN, GE gets good grades.
