Easy Projects, Plenty Free Time
Easy Projects, Plenty Free Time
Excellent company to work for. Each project engineer has specific area responsibilities, for example, Aircraft Interiors has many project engineers, each responsible for different commodities. Very easy to run the project.
Employees have too much free time. They pretend to stretch the work. If the work is 4 hours, they will take 2 days to do it, and no one cares about the status.
Watch out, employee. What are they doing?
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The recruiter reached out for an initial screening, then sent my resume to the hiring manager for review before scheduling the panel interview. The position was put on hold for a hiring freeze, but the recruiter was communicative throughout that per
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Single phone interview with a small panel. Typical structured questions requiring a Situation, Task, Action, and Response (STAR). Interviewers were helpful and happy to clarify any questions they asked or if my responses were appropriate for the sk
Project Engineer
Traditional questions followed a standard behavior type question format. Expected responses were in the traditional STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Results) format. The interviewers were friendly and professional, asking for examples of situations whe
Project Engineer
United StatesSeptember 1, 2024The recruiter reached out for an initial screening, then sent my resume to the hiring manager for review before scheduling the panel interview. The position was put on hold for a hiring freeze, but the recruiter was communicative throughout that per
Project Engineer
Huntsville, Alabama, United StatesApril 1, 2016Single phone interview with a small panel. Typical structured questions requiring a Situation, Task, Action, and Response (STAR). Interviewers were helpful and happy to clarify any questions they asked or if my responses were appropriate for the sk
Project Engineer
Everett, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2012Traditional questions followed a standard behavior type question format. Expected responses were in the traditional STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Results) format. The interviewers were friendly and professional, asking for examples of situations whe
