I worked in a previously independent small company bought by Boeing, and the changeover was mostly a pretty good thing for us. The company had excellent benefits and was generally accommodating for software engineers like me.
Regulations could be stifling, though this is to be expected with a lot of government contract work. Political instability definitely contributed to nervousness about your bottom line.
A STAR interview with basic questions about past experiences. Overall, a great experience. The panel, three on one, is a little overwhelming but doable. After that, it's a technical interview, which can be difficult depending on the hiring manager.
I was interviewed for three different positions, so there were three Eng. Managers and a potential co-worker on the conference-style phone call. Most of my questions were relevant to the academic projects stated in my CV, on which they asked a lot of
I'm guessing it was an administrative assistant that first contacted me about a position with the company, two months after I filled out an application. They asked me for a specific certificate, which I sent and received notification of a phone inter
A STAR interview with basic questions about past experiences. Overall, a great experience. The panel, three on one, is a little overwhelming but doable. After that, it's a technical interview, which can be difficult depending on the hiring manager.
I was interviewed for three different positions, so there were three Eng. Managers and a potential co-worker on the conference-style phone call. Most of my questions were relevant to the academic projects stated in my CV, on which they asked a lot of
I'm guessing it was an administrative assistant that first contacted me about a position with the company, two months after I filled out an application. They asked me for a specific certificate, which I sent and received notification of a phone inter