Good Team, Chaotic Leadership
Good Team, Chaotic Leadership
Teammates and Departmental Management are respectful of each other, and work hard to make sure the team as a whole is successful.
The Executive Team often seems in disarray. New upper leadership is often disruptive, changing paths in drastic ways that frequently cancel long-standing projects and displace people.
Get back to the roots of what once made Boeing a technological leader: trust and dependence on a highly skilled workforce. Quit changing directions in departments whenever you bring in or promote someone to an executive role.
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I applied through a referral. I submitted the behavioral questions via Hirevue, and it took them five months to reject my application. I followed up twice during those months and was not responded to.
Engineer
I applied online for an open requisition for a job with Boeing as an Engineer. Boeing has a structured interview process. The resume is sent to HR for screening, then potential candidates are sent to the hiring manager.
Quality Engineer
Lots of STAR interview questions: Situation, Task, Action, and Result. Be prepared to frame your responses with this acronym in mind. Mostly behavioral questions. Be prepared to talk about past experiences in detail.
Software Engineer (Internship)
Seattle, Washington, United StatesFebruary 1, 2023I applied through a referral. I submitted the behavioral questions via Hirevue, and it took them five months to reject my application. I followed up twice during those months and was not responded to.
Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesSeptember 1, 2016I applied online for an open requisition for a job with Boeing as an Engineer. Boeing has a structured interview process. The resume is sent to HR for screening, then potential candidates are sent to the hiring manager.
Quality Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesSeptember 1, 2023Lots of STAR interview questions: Situation, Task, Action, and Result. Be prepared to frame your responses with this acronym in mind. Mostly behavioral questions. Be prepared to talk about past experiences in detail.
