GE HealthCare reviews

Stressful environment, complex processes, a lot to do and not enough time or resources, frustrating if you are not comfortable with change and chaos.

GE had the best and the brightest but that is all changed with a few exceptional direct managers and engineers still left. The company as whole was always cumbersome and slow with process and data control. The tools were many, disconnected, manual, and not fluid making normal easy everyday engineering operations last months. GE still lives in a 2D design world and has no plans to get away from that archaic and obsolete process. The control of source design data is completely overlooked and all they care about to manage is a 2D PDF. The IT departments idea is to throw as many systems as possible no matter how disconnected it becomes. To me it felt like IT wanted more and more databases that would do a little piece of life cycle management just to get more and more of the all mighty budget when done correctly one of the many systems would of done it all and kept it fluid and associated. Beyond direct management and to some extent site leadership GE was ran like garbage. We see it now with GE stock tanking hard on horrid corporate choices.