Flight Perks, Uncared-for Engineers
Flight Perks, Uncared-for Engineers
Flight benefits are good for someone young.
The company doesn't take care of its engineers.
Pay engineers more.
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American Airlines Interview Experiences
Engineer
The process was very formal, and I was interviewed in Dallas, TX, at the Admirals Club at DFW by two engineers. Very professional and well-organized. The interview was comprised of general interview questions with nothing really job-specific. I had
Engineer
Standard STAR questions. Very slow process. Very slow to hear back. The process took over 10 months from initial application to final decision. I had applied to a few positions and only heard back from one application one week after an in-person int
Engineer
What interview? It was like interviewing for a "widget" maker in a factory. The technical phone interview was the simplest in my 10+ year career, with only a few questions about AD. The face-to-face was, well, less than professional than the telephon
Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesApril 1, 2015The process was very formal, and I was interviewed in Dallas, TX, at the Admirals Club at DFW by two engineers. Very professional and well-organized. The interview was comprised of general interview questions with nothing really job-specific. I had
Engineer
United StatesMay 26, 2021Standard STAR questions. Very slow process. Very slow to hear back. The process took over 10 months from initial application to final decision. I had applied to a few positions and only heard back from one application one week after an in-person int
Engineer
Fort Worth, Texas, United StatesOctober 1, 2009What interview? It was like interviewing for a "widget" maker in a factory. The technical phone interview was the simplest in my 10+ year career, with only a few questions about AD. The face-to-face was, well, less than professional than the telephon
