GE corporate audit staff?

[Dawg52]

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Originally Posted by focus247 Hi JRock, Started CAS in January, and actually saw your post, but was too 'busy' to reply... This should at least give you a clue on the rigours of the programme. SO far its been great, though tough and challenging.. been all over u.s and europe in the last 5 months. Hope you got to accept the offer. Well, anyone joining CAS should be breced for the challenged. Definately not for the fainthearted.. be ready for fire drills at short notice, think and speak intelligently at all times (even when you cant see value in what you are doing), stay close to your computer 24.7 and be ready to hit the ground from day 1!... Your typical week-day is in 2 folds: 8am to 8pm and then 9pm to 2am Seriously.. no exageratting and be prepared to work from 3pm-12pm on sundays. For the salary, depends on where you're hired from, but dont think it'll be less then $40,000 a year.. .

Sounds like hell to me. Of course I'm retired, so a 1 hour work day would suck.

[oneils]

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Originally Posted by focus247 ...For the salary, depends on where you're hired from, but dont think it'll be less then $40,000 a year..

Yowza. With that work schedule, I would hope the salary is no where near 40K. Anything under 100k would hardly seem worth it.

[AzzaSiddiqui]

I like to apply on GE corporate audit staff program... can anyone guide me?

[MichaelB]

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Originally Posted by REWahoo Not sure how our Early Retirement forum became a clearing house for GE CAS employment information, but I do know we're failing miserably at it!

Words of wisdom through the ages. As true now as when first written.

[pb4uski]

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Originally Posted by AzzaSiddiqui I like to apply on GE corporate audit staff program... can anyone guide me?

With all due respect, if you have to resort to this website for guidance on how to apply for the program, you are probably not a contender.