Boeing's culture of mentorship and teaching provides a great environment for new engineers to learn about the aerospace industry. An awesome place with awesome people working on incredible projects.
Work could occasionally be slow, and a low level of product ownership left me feeling like just another cog in the machine.
I got the interview by going to my campus career fair. They emailed me the next week for an interview. The interview was 45 minutes long; two people were interviewing me. All the questions were behavioral.
Virtual questionnaire, no real person interviewing, just talking to your computer. Regular "tell me about a time you xxxxx" questions. Then some iPhone-esque games to "gauge" intelligence and problem-solving. Then a couple of questions about who you
Went through two in-person talks in a relaxed environment as screening. Then proceeded with a formal interview. After that, there were a few days of thought before they sent offers to people.
I got the interview by going to my campus career fair. They emailed me the next week for an interview. The interview was 45 minutes long; two people were interviewing me. All the questions were behavioral.
Virtual questionnaire, no real person interviewing, just talking to your computer. Regular "tell me about a time you xxxxx" questions. Then some iPhone-esque games to "gauge" intelligence and problem-solving. Then a couple of questions about who you
Went through two in-person talks in a relaxed environment as screening. Then proceeded with a formal interview. After that, there were a few days of thought before they sent offers to people.