Great Large Company
Great Large Company
Boeing truly works on cutting-edge technologies from sea, ground, to air. There is always an opportunity to try something new and expand your horizons with the company.
Talk about process and quality: they cannot be matched. Great work-life balance, great benefits.
There are many programs to help grow your skill set, from engineering to leadership. It survived for 100 years for a reason.
The company is a bit bureaucratic due to its size. There is no fast path up; you must put in your time.
To the middle management, you must remember: we are an engineering company first. Take risks; be bold.
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Software Engineer III
First, I had a phone interview. Based on this, I got a tour and a multi-group interview. Three groups asked me questions, none of which were very technical, and two of them offered me positions.
Software Engineer III
Structured interview with very few technical questions. All candidates will be asked the same questions. Each member of the interview board will rate your response. The interview will typically run for an hour or so and may not require a face-to-fa
Software Engineer III
A human resource representative set up a phone interview with two department managers. They asked questions about my work experience. Then they passed your resume around to the various groups throughout the department. If any groups thought you might
Software Engineer III
United StatesOctober 7, 2015First, I had a phone interview. Based on this, I got a tour and a multi-group interview. Three groups asked me questions, none of which were very technical, and two of them offered me positions.
Software Engineer III
United StatesFebruary 1, 2015Structured interview with very few technical questions. All candidates will be asked the same questions. Each member of the interview board will rate your response. The interview will typically run for an hour or so and may not require a face-to-fa
Software Engineer III
Saint Louis, Missouri, United StatesApril 1, 2012A human resource representative set up a phone interview with two department managers. They asked questions about my work experience. Then they passed your resume around to the various groups throughout the department. If any groups thought you might
