Low Stress, High Inertia
Low Stress, High Inertia
In the defense division, jobs are low stress. You can take your time on any task. It's a good opportunity for self-motivated individuals to deep dive into a technology and direct their own learning.
Working on defense contracts, it is impossible to fail. When the money runs out, the bar will be set to wherever the work ended. This is an ideal environment for the lazy and the inept. Engineers only need to have a pulse so they can charge hours to a contract. You are free to do a good job if you want, but no one will notice or care. Most talented people move on, creating a Dead Sea effect among the engineering workforce. The company has no incentive to change because, for defense contracts, this business model is profitable.
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Design and Analysis Engineer
Panel of three engineers, who you could potentially be working under. You will be asked a series of questions, mostly behavioral and situational. They will inform you that the interview will take around 30 minutes. Questions will range from the basic
Design and Analysis Engineer
22-minute phone interview. They called me and asked three questions, none of which had anything to do with my qualifications. Three weeks later, I was in the seat.
Software Engineer I
First interview was a basic phone interview. Second interview, they flew me to St. Louis. I had an interview with one of the experienced developers in the group. Surprisingly, there was no coding at all – we just talked about the product, my experie
Design and Analysis Engineer
United StatesOctober 16, 2015Panel of three engineers, who you could potentially be working under. You will be asked a series of questions, mostly behavioral and situational. They will inform you that the interview will take around 30 minutes. Questions will range from the basic
Design and Analysis Engineer
Everett, Washington, United StatesFebruary 1, 201222-minute phone interview. They called me and asked three questions, none of which had anything to do with my qualifications. Three weeks later, I was in the seat.
Software Engineer I
Saint Louis, Missouri, United StatesMay 1, 2011First interview was a basic phone interview. Second interview, they flew me to St. Louis. I had an interview with one of the experienced developers in the group. Surprisingly, there was no coding at all – we just talked about the product, my experie
