Good work/life balance, stable employment for years at a time, and excellent benefits.
Technology lags behind the times, and it is hard to bring new methods into the company. Lots of cuts and tight budgets mean your team may be just you. It can be hard to find the right resources for more complicated tasks because of the maze of red tape and overlapping requirements.
If you work here longer than five years, you risk being channeled into aerospace as your only job option. That is fine if you are an aerospace engineer, but it can be problematic if you're not.
Stop union busting. Apply Lean+ to your own processes instead of imposing meaningless requirements on the people who are building your products. Stop trying to build planes by outsourcing -- you have valuable expertise in the company. Put it in one place and use it.
Four rounds: phone, Zoom, in-person group, then a series of one-on-one interviews. Smart folks with good questions. They fed me lunch, which I liked.
I was called for an onsite interview last year in Charleston, SC and was promised that all my travel expenses would be paid. However, even after six months of the interview, they have neither reimbursed me nor are they responding to any of my emails
Applied in response to Expression of Interest. Weeks or months later you hear back and get an interview, but you aren't told which project it's for or what skillsets are necessary. Weeks or months go by, and you get an interview with a project team.
Four rounds: phone, Zoom, in-person group, then a series of one-on-one interviews. Smart folks with good questions. They fed me lunch, which I liked.
I was called for an onsite interview last year in Charleston, SC and was promised that all my travel expenses would be paid. However, even after six months of the interview, they have neither reimbursed me nor are they responding to any of my emails
Applied in response to Expression of Interest. Weeks or months later you hear back and get an interview, but you aren't told which project it's for or what skillsets are necessary. Weeks or months go by, and you get an interview with a project team.