Old School Engineering/Manufacturing Company
Old School Engineering/Manufacturing Company
Good Benefit.
No excessive overtime required.
Have on-the-job training; does not expect you to know everything or learn everything on your own time.
Very old school, slow moving.
Somewhat closed off to the outside.
Skills acquired on the job may not be transferable to another company.
Communicate to employees, creating an accepting, open culture. Better advancement tracks or rotation programs. Manage downturns better. Align tasks with employee skills.
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It was during a career fair, so it was fairly quick with concise questions. It was a one-on-one with an employee working that position. It was also in the preliminary stage of the interview process.
Industrial Engineer
Five questions and answers. Questions can be found online. Interviewers were very nice, but their voices were of a low tone, and it was very difficult to hear through the phone call.
Industrial Engineer
Just know STAR. The questions will be related to previous work. Analyze your past projects, both school and work-related, and find your strengths within those projects. Use the STAR method (this will be provided by Boeing prior to the interview, or y
Industrial Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesOctober 31, 2023It was during a career fair, so it was fairly quick with concise questions. It was a one-on-one with an employee working that position. It was also in the preliminary stage of the interview process.
Industrial Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesMay 25, 2023Five questions and answers. Questions can be found online. Interviewers were very nice, but their voices were of a low tone, and it was very difficult to hear through the phone call.
Industrial Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesAugust 31, 2016Just know STAR. The questions will be related to previous work. Analyze your past projects, both school and work-related, and find your strengths within those projects. Use the STAR method (this will be provided by Boeing prior to the interview, or y
