Exchange the "e" for "r" in Boeing
Exchange the "e" for "r" in Boeing
Benefits:
- Work-life balance
- Slow pace
- Some cool projects
If you can stick it out, things pick up after 10 years.
Too slow pace. Not a good place for go-getters. Innovation looked down upon. Bureaucratic. Good eye care insurance from when your eyes start bleeding from boredom. If you stay more than 5 years, you become useless outside the company.
Eliminate at least half of the manager staff, and I think the company would be far more efficient. I think the company would be unstoppable if they unified in a real way.
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