Benefits, large range of career fields, good people mostly.
Non-union, and much lower pay than some of the other sites. No negotiation on the employees' behalf.
Many employees are unhappy due to not having a voice in how the production line is changing. There are obviously many things happening that continuously apply more pressure to the mechanic for no more of a reward. These new requirements and responsibilities have clearly made many of my coworkers visibly less enthusiastic to be a part of it. I think Boeing would be an amazing place to work if you were in a department that wasn’t at the very bottom of the totem pole.
You sit down with a few managers and discuss your skills. The majority of the questions they ask are about situational experiences and what you would do in a particular situation.
I was asked basic, required interview questions and allowed to make a case for my position at the company. Three engineers from current positions at the company (not HR representatives) performed the interview.
Fast and easy. Everyone was friendly and asked very straightforward questions. The environment was great. It is my dream company, and I am very happy to be working here. I would recommend applying.
You sit down with a few managers and discuss your skills. The majority of the questions they ask are about situational experiences and what you would do in a particular situation.
I was asked basic, required interview questions and allowed to make a case for my position at the company. Three engineers from current positions at the company (not HR representatives) performed the interview.
Fast and easy. Everyone was friendly and asked very straightforward questions. The environment was great. It is my dream company, and I am very happy to be working here. I would recommend applying.