Good work/life balance. The job seems secure. Good entry-level salary. Good benefits (401k, medical, and educational assistance). Friendly, approachable, and welcoming coworkers. It's a large company, so there's a large community attached to it.
I'm called an engineer, but I don't actually do engineering. I'm largely a low-level project manager, but without the salary of a PM. I have no interest in the work, and what I do is excruciatingly boring. It feels like I'm quickly becoming invaluable as an engineer, and stuck with this company. The pay is okay for an ME, but not great for the location. The bureaucracy and disconnect between work statements is insane! I think this is a collect-a-paycheck job, not a career.
The culture and bureaucracy suck. I became an engineer to solve real problems and feel like my life is being wasted here. Boeing was once known as the cream of the crop engineering company; now, it just feels like a shell whose only purpose is profit. Management needs to evolve and inject some life into the company.
Typical STAR format, 5 questions. The first question can be answered outside of the STAR format, as it is generally a background check of your past experience. Don't be afraid to ask them to repeat for clarity; it is better to answer the question cor
I just received a call from Boeing saying that they want to set up a phone interview with me. I applied for this job almost three months ago and finally got a call from them. I am in the process of preparing answers to interview questions, and hope
Get the interview through referral, then get a call to schedule a Zoom interview. It's pretty standard for Boeing, a mixture of behavioral and technical questions in a panel format.
Typical STAR format, 5 questions. The first question can be answered outside of the STAR format, as it is generally a background check of your past experience. Don't be afraid to ask them to repeat for clarity; it is better to answer the question cor
I just received a call from Boeing saying that they want to set up a phone interview with me. I applied for this job almost three months ago and finally got a call from them. I am in the process of preparing answers to interview questions, and hope
Get the interview through referral, then get a call to schedule a Zoom interview. It's pretty standard for Boeing, a mixture of behavioral and technical questions in a panel format.