The pay is great and the benefits are fantastic. They will pay for your education, then you can go on and find a good, satisfying job. If you don't like to work, this is the place for you.
Boeing is political. Who you know is how to advance. Most lower management are examples of how the FBI system works. 'Work' is only a four-letter word in our group. 'Suck up' is the way to get ahead. Look around at the first-level management and you can see why Boeing is going downhill.
Go back to Boeing's roots: Pride in workmanship. Reward people for doing what is best for the company, not what is best for the boss. Airbus has taken over where Boeing should be.
Pretty chill. Initial interview was an hour, and then I got a call for an in-person interview. It was more of the personality fit part of the process. Overall, a very friendly and helpful process.
First, I had to apply online. I got a call and an email for an interview in Everett, WA. I got accepted. The background check took the longest time. They paid for my relocation. There was almost 3-4 months of training.
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.
Pretty chill. Initial interview was an hour, and then I got a call for an in-person interview. It was more of the personality fit part of the process. Overall, a very friendly and helpful process.
First, I had to apply online. I got a call and an email for an interview in Everett, WA. I got accepted. The background check took the longest time. They paid for my relocation. There was almost 3-4 months of training.
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.