Co-workers are helpful and supportive.
There is a culture of working together toward a goal.
Although the work is mostly sustaining engineering, it can still be interesting.
There is a reasonably good work/life balance.
Getting promoted is next to impossible, as is getting credit for good work. Some managers have favorites, and only the favorites get any notice. New opportunities are rare. There is very little recognition for its hardest workers, yet plenty of recognition for management.
Business advice: Look for work opportunities outside simply aerospace. Boeing's skill at integrating projects could be useful in the petroleum or other industries as well.
Advice for running the company: Stop taking engineers for granted. Don't reward only management for accomplishments that required an entire team.
Had three interviews in total. Two were by phone, and one in person. Met with multiple directors across multiple disciplines. About a 2-hour process in person, interviewing over segments with some breaks and a site tour.
Received an email suggesting a brief phone interview with me. It was a basic phone interview, asking basic personality and technical questions. This was followed by a technical description of the job duties. I was allowed to ask questions about the j
Straightforward and technical. None of that other stuff like 'tell me about a time' or whatnot. You'll be asked about hydraulic systems, a bit about electrical knowledge, and safety, which is very important for Boeing as well as aviation. Your experi
Had three interviews in total. Two were by phone, and one in person. Met with multiple directors across multiple disciplines. About a 2-hour process in person, interviewing over segments with some breaks and a site tour.
Received an email suggesting a brief phone interview with me. It was a basic phone interview, asking basic personality and technical questions. This was followed by a technical description of the job duties. I was allowed to ask questions about the j
Straightforward and technical. None of that other stuff like 'tell me about a time' or whatnot. You'll be asked about hydraulic systems, a bit about electrical knowledge, and safety, which is very important for Boeing as well as aviation. Your experi