Easy - they really put no stress on you and have really low expectations. Flexible - a lot of managers are really easy-going about flexing time off. Healthcare/401k - healthcare is awesome, and their matching is pretty nice.
You have to go through about five people to get even the simplest thing installed on your computer.
They have absolutely no trust in their engineers, and they seem to constantly want to take everything good away from the employees.
They have recently decided that they want to pour more effort into stopping people from texting and walking than they do into improving the actual work we produce.
Since it's a union, you're guaranteed a raise, but getting anything decent is nearly impossible.
Maybe don't cut pensions when our CEO will make over 200k every month with his ever-growing one. Also, stop focusing on one thing (like safety) when you are running an extremely inefficient company. They don't call it the Lazy B for nothing.
Applied through college campus, answered technical questions, and then received a phone call later to attend an offer ceremony. There were a ton of other applicants, and it was super cool and stuff.
They didn't ask any technical questions about software engineering, even though the position was for a software engineering role on a fighter jet. So, yeah, it was easy and I got the job.
Interviewed in front of a panel of 5 team members, I was given a summary of the role. They then asked 5 STAR questions about my experiences. All of their cameras were off, and I was not asked any personal questions.
Applied through college campus, answered technical questions, and then received a phone call later to attend an offer ceremony. There were a ton of other applicants, and it was super cool and stuff.
They didn't ask any technical questions about software engineering, even though the position was for a software engineering role on a fighter jet. So, yeah, it was easy and I got the job.
Interviewed in front of a panel of 5 team members, I was given a summary of the role. They then asked 5 STAR questions about my experiences. All of their cameras were off, and I was not asked any personal questions.