A few of the pros I experienced working at Boeing were the people I worked with, the diversity of projects, opportunities to make a significant contribution, education support, and the compensation package.
I am pleased with the career I was able to have at Boeing.
Well, as with most large companies, there is some bureaucracy to deal with.
Boeing has taken significant effort to make the hiring process equal for all applicants. The 'good 'ol boy' network is there, but nowhere near how it used to be. Jobs are applied for online, and easy to search for. Interviews stay pretty much alon
EAHI Hire, no technical. Pretty much, you need to get elected from the career fair for EAHI. After that, it's a pretty easy process. They just ask you to go over your resume and then answer questions about hypothetical engineering challenges. No codi
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.
Boeing has taken significant effort to make the hiring process equal for all applicants. The 'good 'ol boy' network is there, but nowhere near how it used to be. Jobs are applied for online, and easy to search for. Interviews stay pretty much alon
EAHI Hire, no technical. Pretty much, you need to get elected from the career fair for EAHI. After that, it's a pretty easy process. They just ask you to go over your resume and then answer questions about hypothetical engineering challenges. No codi
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.