Excellent healthcare benefits, the best out of Puget Sound.
Company matches $200 for every 20 hours you volunteer for an eligible nonprofit. This does not include professional, religious, or political associations, and pet shelters.
On the professional side, bosses are more than willing to work through any scheduling issues at work with no problems.
The work can be challenging and cutting edge, but you need to go out and seek that for yourself.
Parking is a doozy if you are working at the Everett plant, and you can't really catch the bus from most areas either.
There's a general feeling of job insecurity as more WARN notices are issued and work moves out of Puget Sound.
Upper executive management makes their employees feel like just a number and an expense on a balance sheet. I realize the market is competitive, but let your workers feel like you are investing in us, and the great employees will follow suit. Allow for a less aggressive engineering schedule in development programs and give your engineers transparency of cost throughout development versus the current status quo, to provide costs only if you ask and have a "need to know" to reduce recurring costs for the airplane.
I applied online in April and waited a long time until I got a response (~3 months). When they did contact me, I spoke to someone on the phone from HR who coordinated and set up a phone interview. I guess they primarily do phone interviews now as a
It is the structured interview process, this time done over the phone. Basically, it is you telling a story about a situation where you were able to show an example of competency related to the skills of the position.
Mainly a technical interview. I was asked about my experience in general and then about my experience with certain design software they use. They also asked about the steps I take when designing parts.
I applied online in April and waited a long time until I got a response (~3 months). When they did contact me, I spoke to someone on the phone from HR who coordinated and set up a phone interview. I guess they primarily do phone interviews now as a
It is the structured interview process, this time done over the phone. Basically, it is you telling a story about a situation where you were able to show an example of competency related to the skills of the position.
Mainly a technical interview. I was asked about my experience in general and then about my experience with certain design software they use. They also asked about the steps I take when designing parts.