Everybody should know this by now. Everybody should be looking for a way out. Literally everybody. This company will continue to shrink until the only thing left is a skeleton that can't function on its own, and will then collapse and take whoever is... — read more 

My personal opinion is that Jack Welch putting HR in charge of GE was his biggest mistake. Late in his tenure he realized that holding managers to numbers had reached it's end and decided to make his next set of promotions and demotions based on... — read more 

General Electric Company (GE) confirmed on Thursday its plans to downsize on its Boston's Ford Point headquarters. According to the company, the original intentions, which included the construction of a glassy 12-story tower, the creation of 800 new... — read more 

It’s going to rain more layoffs in the states

GE Power Has a $92 Billion Backlog. For New Boss, That’s a Problem. https://www.wsj.com/articles/ge-power-has-a-92-billion-backlog-for-new-boss-thats-a-problem-11550068479?mod=trending_now_5 Sales team basically agreed to anything to make deals with... — read more 

CEO thinks profits will turn around in 2021. Highly doubtful more like 2030 after bankruptcy and more layoffs but meanwhile the union contract will be the worse in years. That $1 raise to sell ourselves to GE for more “Flexibility” is the only raise... — read more 

GE leaders milking the cow for themselves until no more milk. GE is not an innovating company, barely a manufacturing company. Main focus is financial activities - mergers, acquisitions, sales, buybacks, dividends, interest payments, etc. Top guys... — read more 

Seems to be the new favorite phase around here. "You need to be more agile!" Considering that I'm already doing the work of several people, I'm really not sure how more "agile" I can get. What's with GE management and all the buzz words that have... — read more 

The Appliances business was never really broken. It produced a tremendous amount of cash flow but leadership was only concerned about the margins and for years failed to invest in the business. Only in preparation for selling the business did they... — read more 

I have to admit that all I have seen and read after his departure is pretty bad! He DID mismanage this company and a few others as well were involved. I look at GE as a SHELL GAME. Remember that game with the nut and three cups? That was why it was... — read more 

GE: Undervalued By About $68 Billion General Electric (NYSE:GE) has endured a couple of very difficult years. In fact, since 2017 began, GE declined by a staggering 78%, before the stock finally bottomed last December. Numerous factors, like a... — read more 

word has it vic is in a p*ssing contest with the businesses who won't fund him and has turned to bullying to get more money in house. With bhge and soon health on the way out, his targets have been reduced to just a few and mr joyce isnt having it... — read more 

This article contrasts the old and new CEOs' dialectic. https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurarittenhouse/2019/02/09/what-you-need-to-know-about-ges-new-ceo/#235da04e68f4

For all those who work at GE, does the future of work look any better? And, btw, what happened to the "future of work" initiative and high flyer behind it? It got cancelled along with a bunch of other wasteful initiatives and she rode off into the... — read more 

It is quite ironic that now that the old GE management has been replaced by Haier GE Appliances is thriving. All what they needed is a good management... — read more 

Just saying... I saw this site back in September and have to wonder about people's sanity. I'm assuming or would hope it's the same 20 or so people, otherwise people have a lot of time on there hands, while working or not working.

Still way too many execs running around doing nothing. IT overhead is too high. Need to drive down the cost structure. Feel sad for Genpact unless the contract allows them to get rid of a lot of people soon

GEHC is burning millions right now in seperation activities: M&A consultants, new roles created and recruited for(more outaide US). And all these activities are lead by same people who have brought down GE to this level. with half og gehc now being... — read more 

Predictions please!

Is there any reasonably quantifiable update on the progress of GRC's commercialization progress? Generally I see two groups of people: those who are plenty busy and those who are not. We have not had any update from the leadership since the beginning... — read more 

Why are we in this situation guys?

Am I the only one that is amused that stock is up over $10 after the earnings report? This is nothing more than manipulated numbers and Culp trying to get his payout, the company is in no better shape than before, our accounting practices are just as... — read more 

Talk about delusional levels of self importance- I give you Beth Comstock- who took way more than she ever gave to others. Her perception of self Importance is on the order of personality disorder... https://apple.news/A2_IQw4VkTPGhZUq_Hjd92g

A section From the Bloomberg article about an hour ago Already, GE has taken about $6 billion in restructuring and other charges net of tax for 2017 and 2018 combined, with most of that coming from the power division. It reduced its headcount by... — read more 

General Electric Co. will need to pay €50 million to the French government for failing to honor an agreement made when it acquired Alstom's energy division, the country's Ministry of Finance reported.

Could any of the current/then employees here suggest the timeline of spinoff for the GE Healthcare division since it announced? I am long GE position and currently evaluate the potential of the GE Healthcare business portfolio. Thanks for the advice.

The stocks jumped up does that mean no layoffs this year?

If the stocks rise will that mean there will be no layoffs in power in the near future? This psychological injury resulting from the unknown future is quite troubling.

Huge miss on the BHGE numbers caught by one of the analysts. Time for her to head out the door?

Take a page from Branson and realize that without focusing on your employees your businesses will fail. For too long GE has taken advantage of its workers and looks like there will be no change by the new leadership

GE announced a $1.5 billion settlement in principle with the Justice Department for the investigation into GE's now defunct WMC mortgage business. When it's all said and done I wonder what the total fines will end up being after the sec gets done... — read more 

GE 2018: A Year end review. 😡😠😭 Twas the night before New Years and I had a thought, About all the company stock I had bought. I work for GE, I'm ashamed to admit, since I-melt took over it's all gone to sh--. Almost 600 billion has gone down the... — read more 

Does anyone know anything? I’m thinking that the Board and CEO will move swiftly on making decisions on continuous restructuring for Power.

There is more to this announcement than most suspect. 1) Renewables to eliminate On Shore Wind HQ in Chicago/ Schenectady 2) Power Grids which consists of legacy GE Digital Energy with Grid part of Alstom will result in HQ layers eliminated 3) Power... — read more 

Any details other than the official memo?

GE Greenville has recently watched many of their buddies get the ax or at least transferred out of Greenville manufacturing. Many buddies remain but for the first time in their long careers they are afraid. Their leadership structure is being... — read more 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2019-01-28/ge-what-went-wrong-and-what-happens-next-video

What to watch in the earnings report. 1) Cash Flow for 2019 2) Balance Sheet Debt Levels/ Credit Limits 3) New risks from Capital Long Term Care/ Pension/ others 4) Update on SEC and Justice Department Investigations 5) Power Turn Around/ Split 6)... — read more 

I know that Middle River Aircraft Systems got sold to Singapore Technologies Engineering a while ago. How about Unison?

Who could argue against him? 1:55 https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/29/ge-shares-turn-negative-after-top-analyst-stephen-tusa-of-jp-morgan-gives-warning-before-earnings.html