Boeing is a great place to shine or to hide -- you choose
Boeing is a great place to shine or to hide -- you choose
Great products Fantastic benefits Work with very smart people Company pays for your education (I got my MBA) Ability to transfer to most places in the US or the world
• Very cautious -- extreme process -- innovation is tough. • Very easy to get stuck doing a resume-killing job. • Defense is currently in a down cycle -- lots of layoffs.
Airplanes are the first leg. Defense is the second leg. A stool requires three legs to stand -- what's Boeing's third leg?
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Mechanical Engineer
It could pressure you, but stay cool. Answer very basic interview questions. They will ask you to introduce yourself, then start with the job. Remember the job description and study well to make sure your answers are very related to what they are loo
Software Engineering Manager
Virtual interview with a panel in 30 minutes. I felt awkward because no one turned on their video except myself. Perhaps this is a security precaution for a defense-related position. I answered five standardized questions.
Senior Software Engineer
Their structured interview process sucks. They ask mostly behavior questions (like how did you work remotely with a diverse group) and some open-ended technical questions (like, "What's your favorite language?"). I found that most of the questions di
Mechanical Engineer
Huntington Beach, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015It could pressure you, but stay cool. Answer very basic interview questions. They will ask you to introduce yourself, then start with the job. Remember the job description and study well to make sure your answers are very related to what they are loo
Software Engineering Manager
Huntington Beach, California, United StatesJuly 24, 2024Virtual interview with a panel in 30 minutes. I felt awkward because no one turned on their video except myself. Perhaps this is a security precaution for a defense-related position. I answered five standardized questions.
Senior Software Engineer
Huntington Beach, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2013Their structured interview process sucks. They ask mostly behavior questions (like how did you work remotely with a diverse group) and some open-ended technical questions (like, "What's your favorite language?"). I found that most of the questions di
