Where else in the world do you get to contribute to the design and engineering of some of the most complex pieces of machinery in existence? At Boeing, you have the opportunity to work on everything from software to spaceships, from nuts and bolts to entire airplanes. It is the best place I have ever worked.
Typical large company bureaucracies. Cost-cutting measures are starting to show in benefit reductions for non-union employees (benefits are still better than most of the world). There seems to be a short-sighted view of the world by senior executives.
High overtime was fine when we were compensated for it, but starting Jan 2014, managers will no longer get paid for more than 40 hours a week but are expected to work it. (I average 50 to 60 hours a week.)
Fully fund programs up front and allow managers to staff to work. Statement: Do not arbitrarily cut 30% off budgets to meet arbitrary goals.
I worked with an office assistant to determine a time that worked for myself and the hiring managers. They showed up for the interview in a conference room. We made some small talk about Christmas plans and such. The interview was two parts: situat
Structured interview process with pre-determined questions and a panel of a manager, an employee, and an HR person.
Usually 1-2 interviews, using a situational approach (situation, task, action, results). Typically, there are 5-7 questions and the interview lasts about an hour. Boeing typically makes a decision with one interview, but follow-up interviews may be
I worked with an office assistant to determine a time that worked for myself and the hiring managers. They showed up for the interview in a conference room. We made some small talk about Christmas plans and such. The interview was two parts: situat
Structured interview process with pre-determined questions and a panel of a manager, an employee, and an HR person.
Usually 1-2 interviews, using a situational approach (situation, task, action, results). Typically, there are 5-7 questions and the interview lasts about an hour. Boeing typically makes a decision with one interview, but follow-up interviews may be