Good Benefits, Unseen Impact
Good Benefits, Unseen Impact
- Good benefits.
- Big company, so lots of opportunities to move around internally.
- Lots of seasoned people who know what they're doing.
It's easy to feel like what you're doing doesn't matter.
There are lower salary and advancement opportunities unless you go into management.
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Boeing Interview Questions
Boeing Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineer
In-person interview with the region hiring representative and two other employees. Three basic questions were asked regarding work experience, team experiences, and why I wanted to work for the company.
Mechanical Engineer
HR set up a phone interview with three of the engineering managers. They used a very structured interview format, consisting of approximately 5 SAR questions. It was clear they were taking notes the whole time. I would have preferred a less robotic
Mechanical Engineer
The interview included complex equations that required well-thought-out and unique answers. Overall, it was a tough interview, so come prepared. Be prepared to be asked tough questions and to be put in uncomfortable positions.
Mechanical Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015In-person interview with the region hiring representative and two other employees. Three basic questions were asked regarding work experience, team experiences, and why I wanted to work for the company.
Mechanical Engineer
Long Beach, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2019HR set up a phone interview with three of the engineering managers. They used a very structured interview format, consisting of approximately 5 SAR questions. It was clear they were taking notes the whole time. I would have preferred a less robotic
Mechanical Engineer
Roanoke, Virginia, United StatesSeptember 1, 2017The interview included complex equations that required well-thought-out and unique answers. Overall, it was a tough interview, so come prepared. Be prepared to be asked tough questions and to be put in uncomfortable positions.
