Great Company, Slow Pace
Great Company, Slow Pace
Great company to work for, with room for advancement, full tuition reimbursement, decent pay, and great benefits. There are some very smart and nice people to work with.
Lots of old-timers, slow-moving, bureaucratic, lots of poor performers. One bad apple can really ruin your day, but overall a great company, and I like it a lot.
Listen to your technical engineers. Management sometimes thinks they are high and mighty and they seem to think their decisions are always the best, but overall, management is good.
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Engineer
Nice people that have a lot of hard work to get done. They don't have time for people to mess around. Overall, you need to be ready to work and be professional to get the job done right. Can't afford to mess up.
Engineer
Learned about the detail through an alert from the Boeing Career page. Attended a university information session. Applied online and received an e-mail and a phone call to schedule an in-person interview. It was a panel interview asking STAR question
MP&P Engineer
Structured Interview with about 5 questions. Three-person panel with two managers and a senior engineer. A question would be asked, I would answer, and that would lead to a follow-on question or two. I was not very prepared. If I had to do it again
Engineer
Long Beach, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2023Nice people that have a lot of hard work to get done. They don't have time for people to mess around. Overall, you need to be ready to work and be professional to get the job done right. Can't afford to mess up.
Engineer
Long Beach, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2016Learned about the detail through an alert from the Boeing Career page. Attended a university information session. Applied online and received an e-mail and a phone call to schedule an in-person interview. It was a panel interview asking STAR question
MP&P Engineer
Long Beach, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2011Structured Interview with about 5 questions. Three-person panel with two managers and a senior engineer. A question would be asked, I would answer, and that would lead to a follow-on question or two. I was not very prepared. If I had to do it again
