Crashing to the ground
Crashing to the ground
Great work-life balance. My manager probably doesn't know I exist, so I barely come into the office. Not enough people check on the status of your work for anyone to care.
Execs and management have run this company to the ground. Their penny-pinching nature means we can't have anything nice, and it impacts everyone's projects. They make it hard to actually achieve meaningful work.
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The interview was a panel interview. I was asked about my experience in enterprise application development. My experience includes Java and J2EE systems, working with High-Availability Systems, Unix-based applications, and Clearcase. I also have ex
Software Engineer
Boeing's recruiting process is a complete joke, and a waste of time. I applied for a requisition months ago. I got a phone call setting up an interview about a month later. So I interviewed for this position (typical STAR structured question/answer
Software Engineer
The interview was all behavioral questions with three employees of Boeing. Answer them with the STAR method, and you should be fine. The only technical part was going over experiences on my resume.
Software Engineer
Tukwila, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2008The interview was a panel interview. I was asked about my experience in enterprise application development. My experience includes Java and J2EE systems, working with High-Availability Systems, Unix-based applications, and Clearcase. I also have ex
Software Engineer
El Segundo, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018Boeing's recruiting process is a complete joke, and a waste of time. I applied for a requisition months ago. I got a phone call setting up an interview about a month later. So I interviewed for this position (typical STAR structured question/answer
Software Engineer
United StatesNovember 1, 2017The interview was all behavioral questions with three employees of Boeing. Answer them with the STAR method, and you should be fine. The only technical part was going over experiences on my resume.
