Good pay, poor leadership
Good pay, poor leadership
Good pay, benefits, and work-life balance.
Everyone is understaffed, and no one is trained how to do their jobs. Management is disconnected and does not value their engineers.
Appropriately size teams and plan knowledge transfer to avoid gaps in responsibility when folks retire.
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Boeing Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineer
30-minute long interview. A structured interview where they asked 5-6 questions. Expecting a STAR method response. Interviewed by 3 Boeing personnel: 2 managers and 1 engineer. If you write notes, they will ask to keep the notes you wrote.
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
It was fun and easy. The interviewer is so smart that he forgot why he was even interviewing me. The overall experience was a blast. Will definitely not interview again.
Mechanical Engineer
United StatesOctober 1, 201930-minute long interview. A structured interview where they asked 5-6 questions. Expecting a STAR method response. Interviewed by 3 Boeing personnel: 2 managers and 1 engineer. If you write notes, they will ask to keep the notes you wrote.
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.
Mechanical Engineer
Florze, Manitoba, CanadaJanuary 1, 2024It was fun and easy. The interviewer is so smart that he forgot why he was even interviewing me. The overall experience was a blast. Will definitely not interview again.
