Quite a good place to work at times, until corporate red tape and accountants get to you
Quite a good place to work at times, until corporate red tape and accountants get to you
Great programs, great pay & benefits, and good work-life balance.
Engineering staff are a hard-working, good bunch of people for the most part.
It's a nice, stable place to work if you get on a long-term program.
The company is no longer run by engineering. Bean counters rule over all.
The company is in the midst of a purge of the highly paid, senior people. Benefits are being chipped away at year after year.
Healthcare costs are slowly rising, while the pension went away in 2016.
Keep good employees on board. Laying off senior engineers in one department while hiring new kids in the next department over is a short-term fix at best. All the time and money spent to train experienced employees is being forced out the door.
More info sharing between programs. One program is struggling for qualified people while others are laying them off. You cannot tell me that somebody could not get the program managers together in a room for mutual benefit.
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Applied online and received an email to schedule a Webex interview with about five people from the team. It was a basic STAR interview, followed by a chance to ask questions at the end. The interview team did not choose to turn their cameras on.
Test and Evaluation Engineer
The hiring manager called me and said that someone would be contacting me regarding scheduling an interview. A recruiter called me, and I had a phone interview with two of the engineering managers over the phone. It was a standard Boeing STAR structu
Test and Evaluation Engineer
Very pleasant interview. I met with three individuals separately. They were very open with the job requirements and expectations. The environment was very informal with a lot of good dialog.
Test and Evaluation Engineer
North Charleston, South Carolina, United StatesAugust 1, 2023Applied online and received an email to schedule a Webex interview with about five people from the team. It was a basic STAR interview, followed by a chance to ask questions at the end. The interview team did not choose to turn their cameras on.
Test and Evaluation Engineer
Saint Louis, Missouri, United StatesAugust 1, 2017The hiring manager called me and said that someone would be contacting me regarding scheduling an interview. A recruiter called me, and I had a phone interview with two of the engineering managers over the phone. It was a standard Boeing STAR structu
Test and Evaluation Engineer
United StatesJuly 9, 2015Very pleasant interview. I met with three individuals separately. They were very open with the job requirements and expectations. The environment was very informal with a lot of good dialog.
