It could be better, but..
It could be better, but..
Boeing offers competitive pay rates and benefits, making it an attractive employer.
However, internal issues such as politics and conflicts of interest significantly impact the work environment and productivity.
A deeply ingrained toxic culture fuels common behavior and traits such as:
- Bullying
- Harassment
- Nepotism
- Favoritism
- Manipulation
- Featherbedding by management and their favored individuals
- Widespread gamesmanship
Employees should be mindful about raising concerns, especially complaints against veteran employees or management.
New employees who are not veteran retirees returning as contractors or strong referrals are typically hired temporarily to address specific needs. After that, the company eventually fills the position internally.
The company profile reflects a culture where management operates with unchecked authority, and employees feel compelled to conform to maintain their positions and not be punished or fired.
Such behavior is widespread across all Boeing sites, with subsidiaries attempting to distance themselves from it.
Poor management, lots of politics.
Reconstruction, renovation, especially from management and some veteran employees who carry bad habits and old mentality.
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I spoke individually on the phone with one woman, but she didn't so much ask me questions as try to figure out what I wanted to do and what particular job I was interested in. They then invited me to an interview, without specifying the exact detail
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Phone interview made communication difficult. Questions asked would cut in and out, with static, etc. Descriptions of job functions were very ambiguous and general, which made the decision that much more difficult. The interview was conducted with ma
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Starts off with a screening phone call where you go over your resume with the screener and talk about yourself. I was put through to the next interview phase. This is where it got a bit frustrating. This was a virtual interview; however, I was the o
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September 1, 2010I spoke individually on the phone with one woman, but she didn't so much ask me questions as try to figure out what I wanted to do and what particular job I was interested in. They then invited me to an interview, without specifying the exact detail
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January 1, 2009Phone interview made communication difficult. Questions asked would cut in and out, with static, etc. Descriptions of job functions were very ambiguous and general, which made the decision that much more difficult. The interview was conducted with ma
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United StatesMarch 6, 2022Starts off with a screening phone call where you go over your resume with the screener and talk about yourself. I was put through to the next interview phase. This is where it got a bit frustrating. This was a virtual interview; however, I was the o
