Career advancement opportunities lacking
Career advancement opportunities lacking
Good work-life balance.
Encouraged to use your benefits and take time off.
Bureaucracy is strong.
Pay and benefits are not meeting inflation.
Career advancement is knowing your superiors and having them like you; it is not merit-based.
Don’t hire people to sit around when there is no work, or you don’t have work to keep everyone occupied. Some of us actually want to work and not pretend to be busy.
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Equipment Engineer
I got hired through the NSBE conference I attended in Pittsburgh. I was set up for an interview the following day after talking to the recruiters. At the interview, I was asked a series of behavioral-based questions.
Equipment Engineer
The interview process for the Equipment Engineer position at The Boeing Company consists of more or less five Situation, Task, Action, Results (STAR) questions. The STAR questions were both behavioral and technical in focus.
Stress Engineer
Chit-chat about engineering and career. It was an easy interview, and he basically decided to hire me based on my resume and work history. It's probably the easiest interview I've ever had.
Equipment Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesMarch 1, 2018I got hired through the NSBE conference I attended in Pittsburgh. I was set up for an interview the following day after talking to the recruiters. At the interview, I was asked a series of behavioral-based questions.
Equipment Engineer
United StatesSeptember 16, 2025The interview process for the Equipment Engineer position at The Boeing Company consists of more or less five Situation, Task, Action, Results (STAR) questions. The STAR questions were both behavioral and technical in focus.
Stress Engineer
Everett, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2016Chit-chat about engineering and career. It was an easy interview, and he basically decided to hire me based on my resume and work history. It's probably the easiest interview I've ever had.
