Great Aircraft, Slow Bureaucracy
Great Aircraft, Slow Bureaucracy
Great place for starting an engineering career. Many opportunities to work on fantastic aircraft and research. Huge legacy in the aerospace field.
Bureaucracy is slow to change. It's tough to get promoted due to too many upper-level engineers. Salary is okay, but not awesome.
The competition between companies is tough. Keep encouraging your employees to speak up about issues and give opportunities for them to grow and not get stuck in a rut.
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Stress Analysis Engineer
This is a contract position with The Boeing Company, through a contract house. It's a phone interview. The only questions are what you worked on in the past and when you can start.
Structural Engineer
Applied online. A month later, I got a call to set up an interview. Even though I applied for a position in STL, where I live, it was a phone interview. It was disappointing that they wouldn't want to have an in-person interview, their HQ is literall
Engineering
It was stressful.
Stress Analysis Engineer
United StatesJune 20, 2014This is a contract position with The Boeing Company, through a contract house. It's a phone interview. The only questions are what you worked on in the past and when you can start.
Structural Engineer
Saint Louis, Missouri, United StatesDecember 1, 2018Applied online. A month later, I got a call to set up an interview. Even though I applied for a position in STL, where I live, it was a phone interview. It was disappointing that they wouldn't want to have an in-person interview, their HQ is literall
Engineering
Saint Louis, Missouri, United StatesJanuary 1, 2011It was stressful.
