GE HealthCare reviews

GE's financial problems have created a chaotic and unstable environment. There have been a lot of layoffs and jobs moved offshore. You really don't know from one week to the next if you'll still have a job. "Knowledge Transfer" is the mantra when these actions are taken, as if years or decades of highly specialized engineering expertise can be easily transferred in a few meetings.

Business is not managed well. They will hire like crazy, and then a few months later layoff a large number of people. One new hire we had needed to move into the area, and was laid off a week after he had made the move. In one group, the laid off a bunch of people two days before a new hire started. On one new project was working on there was a new feature they really wanted for the new product that did not fit into the product schedule. The plan for that feature changed at least a dozen times in a year. One week it was out, then in again, then out of the release again. It was crazy.