Not much overtime. Great people. Friendly environment. Boeing can be relaxing and stressful at times, which is good because usually after a window of working really hard, you have to relax. It is a job that you could quite possibly work at until you are 70 years old. They don't seem to have a problem with people taking time off.
Work can be tedious or boring at times. Sometimes the simplest tasks won't be handled for months; people work really slowly. New hires seem to sit for months, are neglected, which makes them bored and uneasy.
Well, they switch around a lot, so stop that. Also, talk to your team members every day, even if it is just to say, "Hi, how are things?"
A complete waste of time! They basically do a structured interview even for technical positions, so even if you have semi-decent communication skills, you can get through. Don't be fooled when they ask for your documents or payslips after clearing a
Easy, 1 hour on the phone, STAR format questions, not stressful, would apply to Boeing again. The process is easy and I would not worry about it at all. Good luck.
It was a good interview. They asked about basic C questions and then started with the projects. You should have deep knowledge about your projects and coding questions, including questions related to OOP and its practical examples.
A complete waste of time! They basically do a structured interview even for technical positions, so even if you have semi-decent communication skills, you can get through. Don't be fooled when they ask for your documents or payslips after clearing a
Easy, 1 hour on the phone, STAR format questions, not stressful, would apply to Boeing again. The process is easy and I would not worry about it at all. Good luck.
It was a good interview. They asked about basic C questions and then started with the projects. You should have deep knowledge about your projects and coding questions, including questions related to OOP and its practical examples.