Good Perks, Toxic Culture
Good Perks, Toxic Culture
Gym and sports reimbursement, learning new technologies.
Toxic culture, no growth. Managerial favouritism.
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Payloads Engineer
Interview questions for this position were mostly project-based, e.g. "What would you do if you were late on a deliverable to a customer?". The interview made clear this position would be at least partly customer-facing.
Payloads Engineer
Interviewed at the SWE (Society of Women Engineers) convention. Multiple rounds with multiple teams. Offered 3 different positions. All behavior type questions, and they want really specific formatting in the STAR method.
Payloads Engineer
The interview was the STAR method. It seemed very straightforward. If you are not sure about the STAR method, look it up. Overall, the interviewer was very friendly and had great things to say about Boeing. All the questions asked were situational or
Payloads Engineer
Everett, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2023Interview questions for this position were mostly project-based, e.g. "What would you do if you were late on a deliverable to a customer?". The interview made clear this position would be at least partly customer-facing.
Payloads Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJanuary 1, 2023Interviewed at the SWE (Society of Women Engineers) convention. Multiple rounds with multiple teams. Offered 3 different positions. All behavior type questions, and they want really specific formatting in the STAR method.
Payloads Engineer
Pullman, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2014The interview was the STAR method. It seemed very straightforward. If you are not sure about the STAR method, look it up. Overall, the interviewer was very friendly and had great things to say about Boeing. All the questions asked were situational or
