Pros: Some pretty amazing projects. Still quite a few experienced people around, as well as a good group of younger people. Opportunities to get promoted exist if you get into the right groups.

Cons: IT is outsourced to Dell. They want to keep costs low, so you will get a slow laptop and a very small monitor. This is typical of Boeing's thinking. It's easy to calculate how much money they save by doing this, but the impact on productivity is harder to measure. Getting tools, hardware, and software is painful, and most are rejected.

Pros: The best thing about Boeing is that they are a family-type environment. I have never had an issue getting time off to go on vacation or to handle any type of personal situation. The best thing about Boeing was the full tuition reimbursement, but they have completely altered the program, which is now capped at $15K a year and comes with a two-year commitment.

Cons: Completely bureaucratic. If you are looking to try to advance quickly, then this is not the place for you. They will give you the opportunities, but the promotions and pay don't follow your increased workload. Too many people here are content just doing a satisfactory, if not below satisfactory, job.

Pros: Hybrid work. One day on-site.

Cons: Walking long from parking to the office.