If your a technical person, stay away from this place...... - Zone Support Engineer GE HealthCare Employee Review

2.0
Mar 4, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Lots of technology to monitor things

Cons

Health benefits are horrible now. (they used to be excellent) Very hard to advance unless your are friends with the hiring manager There is a mindset against advancing technical people into management. Currently our leadership is dominated by MBAs who have no clue how to lead or communicate with customers. SRI (service reimagined initative) is a redesign of the service method where we cross train each Engineer 3 modalities deep and support him with an Ipad. As opposed to the expert system we currently employ where an Engineer is a modality expert. This little disaster will destroy our customer relationship as we send people who are barely trained into situations that are over their heads and ask them to "facetime" with an expert on an Ipad and assume the customer will never notice. People doing horrible work never get fired here, it's amazing how we carry people at all levels who are simply not suited for the job they have. As a result, they damage customer relationships and we give them a raise at the end of the year.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

-a lot of smart and talented people work here -reasonable pay and benefits -nice coworkers -some remote work opportunities, albeit decreasing over time

Cons

-mixed leadership - some good leaders, some terrible ones -ridiculously onerous processes - their QMS system is ludicrously conservative and involves literally hundreds of documents to make one product -sourcing takes 10x longer than it should -tolerance of poor performers and way too high a bar to get rid of them -bad annual raises - often lower than inflation these past few years - and weakly based on personal performance

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