Woke Acceptance, Pronoun Issues
Woke Acceptance, Pronoun Issues
Boeing is a very woke company. So if you have purple hair and different pronouns, you will be accepted here, like me.
Some people are offended by my pronouns. It's very sad that in 2024 people can't get over that.
I want to be called lampshade, him, her.
Management really needs to learn what a rocket is because they're over here trying to build airplanes in a rocket factory.
Stop sending people from Charleston to New Orleans to build rockets. Their rockets, not airplanes. Get it right.
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Aerospace Technician
Very slow process. It took two months to schedule the interview, and they didn’t show up during the interview. I emailed the recruiter, and they said they’d let me know what happened. I’m still waiting.
Engineering
Interviewed at a conference, recommended by a different manager in the company whom I met at the conference. His recommendation got me past the career fair booth to the interviewing booths, where I interviewed with my hiring manager (not HR).
Manufacturing Engineer
They are big on asking questions where you have to use the STAR method. Not too many technical questions. They just want to have a general sense of how you would fit with their company culture.
Aerospace Technician
Cleveland, Ohio, United StatesJune 1, 2021Very slow process. It took two months to schedule the interview, and they didn’t show up during the interview. I emailed the recruiter, and they said they’d let me know what happened. I’m still waiting.
Engineering
New Orleans, Louisiana, United StatesOctober 1, 2013Interviewed at a conference, recommended by a different manager in the company whom I met at the conference. His recommendation got me past the career fair booth to the interviewing booths, where I interviewed with my hiring manager (not HR).
Manufacturing Engineer
New Orleans, Louisiana, United StatesMarch 9, 2024They are big on asking questions where you have to use the STAR method. Not too many technical questions. They just want to have a general sense of how you would fit with their company culture.
