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General Electric (GE) Healthcare Reviews
What is it like working at General Electric (GE) Healthcare?
Great place to work and grow professionally.
Sr. Software Engineer / Developer / Programmer in Haifa:
Pros: People, the atmosphere is amazing
Cons: Salary is quite average
Great Place to Work.
Senior Software Engineer in Richmond:
Pros: Permissive leave and flexible work expectations
Cons: Feel a little disconnected, since our meetings usually don't require cameras
Company is eager to retain talent, but increasingly turning to contractors.
Senior Software Engineer in Glen Allen:
Pros: I like that the company is going to be independent soon, and that management is realizing that if engineering is going to be remote, they need to pay like other remote first companies.
Cons: The company is part of the GE infrastructure right now, making it bulky and hard to be agile with its moves.
Be focussed on the productivity of the modality and help the team navigate the challenges and ensure right analysis and diagnosis happens for early , correct and proactive resolution.
Technical Support Manager in Mumbai:
Pros: Depth of technology, passion for improvement, infrastructure and management focus on growth .
Cons: Payscale is not synchronised with the overall growth of the organisation
Great work environment. Nice technologies to work with. Ample growth opportunity.
Software Engineer in Bangalore:
Pros: Company culture
Cons: Highly bureaucratic processes. Which slows down the resolution of stuffs.
Changed from 20 years ago.
Field Service Engineer, Medical Equipment in Fishers:
Pros: We use to have great support and the purpose was to get the job by any means
Cons: Money has gotten in the way of quality
Technical Inmnovation.
Principal Software Architect in Hartland:
Pros: The ability to set the path for future technical innovation in the software engineering organization.
Cons: Old-style micro-management to control daily tasks and activities of every member of the team.
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