It's a job.
It might suit the slow and steady types if you are in the right project/department. If you get to assemble aeroplanes, it might be a good job. However, I wouldn't advise wasting your time stalling your career here if you are a software developer, for example.
Overall a low point in my career and life.
Endless boring, pointless corporate meetings. Endless corporate indoctrination/propaganda. Well below average working conditions (very cramped, noisy, uncomfortable office building). Old-fashioned and American-centric culture. Not suitable for certain career paths.
Applied online and had a Webex interview with the two managers from the team. I was offered a job and had to get a security clearance. This involved a lot of paperwork, questionnaires, and an interview with a psychologist.
The interview process is straightforward. The technical round followed the managerial round. The managerial round features scenario-based questions, while the technical round depends on the technology. For freshers, there will be an online test.
Phone interview where they asked software engineering process questions. Semi-technical, but no code writing or algorithm questions. They provided how Boeing would handle each situation. It lasted one hour and was pretty easy. Two people interviewed
Applied online and had a Webex interview with the two managers from the team. I was offered a job and had to get a security clearance. This involved a lot of paperwork, questionnaires, and an interview with a psychologist.
The interview process is straightforward. The technical round followed the managerial round. The managerial round features scenario-based questions, while the technical round depends on the technology. For freshers, there will be an online test.
Phone interview where they asked software engineering process questions. Semi-technical, but no code writing or algorithm questions. They provided how Boeing would handle each situation. It lasted one hour and was pretty easy. Two people interviewed