The best reason to work for Boeing is hoping that it will return to its roots when Mr. Boeing ran it. But since that is impossible, there is no good reason to work for them as long as the management is the same.
Management will tell engineering to stop testing because they do not want to find any more bugs on safety-critical software. This is a classic example of businessmen who decide to run the engineering departments, disregarding advice from their top, leading engineers, who are the best in the business.
All managers who participated in the 737 MAX fiasco and the Boeing SLS replacement of the space shuttle fiasco should apologize to the American public for sacrificing safety over human life.
They should also apologize for milking the American public with cost overruns on the Boeing SLS rocket, which is now decades late and tens of billions of dollars over budget.
Advice for management: Harry Caray (Japanese)
The process was pretty easy, and there were no technical questions. They were mainly questions asking about leadership and group work.
Interview at a career fair. It was a pretty basic discussion of past projects and things on my resume. There were no direct technical questions, but I had to explain the technical aspects of my resume in depth.
It was a panel interview with all of the people on the team that I would be working with, as well as my manager. They were friendly and asked about my background and behavioral questions, such as: What is my best/worst trait? What was a difficult si
The process was pretty easy, and there were no technical questions. They were mainly questions asking about leadership and group work.
Interview at a career fair. It was a pretty basic discussion of past projects and things on my resume. There were no direct technical questions, but I had to explain the technical aspects of my resume in depth.
It was a panel interview with all of the people on the team that I would be working with, as well as my manager. They were friendly and asked about my background and behavioral questions, such as: What is my best/worst trait? What was a difficult si