Boeing will pay for your education regardless of the type of class you want to take.
It just needs to be at an accredited university.
Most of the engineers are nice people who just want to be challenged.
It's a big company, thus there is a lot of politics.
If you have good hair, are tall, and speak well, you can go far in this company.
Also, there is a lot of wasted time spent on the latest management ideas such as lean, CMI training, and leadership training.
They really all are a waste of time and would be better if they were eliminated.
There are too many levels of management at Boeing. Why so many layers? Cut some layers and make Boeing into a lean organization.
Worst HR in the world. They just try to grow in India, hence hiring engineers. HR recruiters schedule interviews, but they don't know whom they are speaking with. They called me and always found they wanted to call someone else. They have a policy,
The process was quick. They interviewed me for roughly thirty minutes and asked about my interests and a couple of technical questions. We both felt like it wasn't a good fit, so we decided not to pursue anything.
Not too bad. Not too good. Just so-so. Not insanely difficult, but not insanely easy. It was a very normal interview. But again, not too bad and also not too good.
Worst HR in the world. They just try to grow in India, hence hiring engineers. HR recruiters schedule interviews, but they don't know whom they are speaking with. They called me and always found they wanted to call someone else. They have a policy,
The process was quick. They interviewed me for roughly thirty minutes and asked about my interests and a couple of technical questions. We both felt like it wasn't a good fit, so we decided not to pursue anything.
Not too bad. Not too good. Just so-so. Not insanely difficult, but not insanely easy. It was a very normal interview. But again, not too bad and also not too good.