Opportunities to attend college, and Boeing helps pay for your schooling all the way through. Medical is very reasonable in comparison to other companies. Advancement for shop/hourly employees is always available, providing you gain education outside and within the company. Diversity among the people you work with.
Miscommunication between shop/hourly and management/hourly employees.
Union-to-company misunderstandings or hot-debated topics.
It really depends on your position and the program you work on.
I would advise senior management to create a more open atmosphere where tension is less between hourly and salary, dayshift and 2nd & 3rd shifts, union and non-union.
I would like to see more respect on certain programs (especially the 787) for shop employees and all their efforts working an experimental line. It can be extremely stressful when a definitive line of communication and application does not exist.
They already had the ones they wanted to hire ahead of time. Boeing has the good ole boy system in place. Other than that, it was a nice place to work.
Applied in May and had an interview a week later. I had a job offer of less than what was discussed at the interview. The interviewers were not professional at all. They were having side conversations during the interview. They were not even a part
Quick. They ask some technical questions, like, "What is this symbol?" or "What is that symbol?" How would you troubleshoot X? The interviewer was not an expert, just reading the answers off her sheet. So know the textbook definitions, and be sure to
They already had the ones they wanted to hire ahead of time. Boeing has the good ole boy system in place. Other than that, it was a nice place to work.
Applied in May and had an interview a week later. I had a job offer of less than what was discussed at the interview. The interviewers were not professional at all. They were having side conversations during the interview. They were not even a part
Quick. They ask some technical questions, like, "What is this symbol?" or "What is that symbol?" How would you troubleshoot X? The interviewer was not an expert, just reading the answers off her sheet. So know the textbook definitions, and be sure to