The Boeing Company Employer Reviews

I am not sure I should have stayed my 20 years at this company. I think maybe the signs that I was not advancing after speaking my mind a few times should have let me know it was time to move on. Lots of talk about being forthcoming and holding people accountable but not a lot of actual reward for actually doing those things on the management side.

As a production worker at Boeing, most days were routine and predictable. I would access multiple computer systems in order to test the assigned system and make repairs as needed. I learned how to work closely with different team members in small areas of the airplanes. The hardest part of this job was my 100 mile commute, along with the need to become – more... a full-time caregiver for my stepmother. I enjoyed being able to initiate detailed changes relating to how some tests were worded as well as drawing blueprint revisions. – less

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I've given Boeing multiple chances and the disappointments just continue. Throughout my time with the company, I experienced workplace bullying. Something that I never came across ever before in my many years in the work force. My mental, emotional and physical health were impacted significantly. This is not to mention that the amount of overtime that – more... is expected of you is completely unreasonable! I'm exhausted all around. The "tools" used are not adequate for such a large company. The lack of reliable and structured systems pave to continuous double, triple, quadruple amounts of work. Overall inconsistency of work. Management is weak as they are subdued to the politics that have been engraved to them. The benefits are great, but that's about it. – less

A lot of upward mobility is expected. Productivity is valued at every level.

I have been both direct and contractor at the Boeing Company.
Boeing is a nice place to work but does not have job security.
They over hire then have mass layoffs.

All the leaders and skills you could ask for are here. They make sure you live the Boeing Blue lifestyle and are taken care of. The job follows a strict guideline to provide great customer support and work ethics.

Good for experience. People were great to work with, work was mundane and low attention from supervisors.

Get assigned a job daily with a tight timeline
I Learned how to read drawings and diagrams for the air plane stations
Management was helpful without questions and getting understanding of what certain task were
Co-workers were friendly and provided assistance when needed
Working in small and confined spaced

Varied assignments ranging from aerodynamic design to flight control and auto-pliot system design.

The Boeing Company used to have some of the best and brightest engineers in the world. But that has faded.

HANDLED PARTS FOR MILITARY PROJECTS.INSPECTED PARTS AND ISSUED PARTS TO PRODUCTION FLOOR

Diverse and challenging Company with a Global presence. Cutting edge technology, market leader, dedicated to the safety of the country, and offer diverse range of career choices.

San Antonio is considered a lean manufacturing location; however, I am the only one working in an area designated for four individuals. Excessive overtime and reactive emergent activities with quick turnarounds are the norm--not the exception.

Boeing places a high value on quality products, delivered on-time by a strong ethical and diverse employee population.

Boeing really is a great company to work for. I had great manager and the work atmosphere is nice. The work life balance is good also, they really want employees to be balanced. Compensation is fair and usually higher than industry standards.

Boeing is a great company to work for. I had great bosses and exciting programs to work on.

My day starts early in the morning with a morning briefing to include safety policies, rules and regulations, and assignments. Preparation, organization, and tools for the job, review of drawings and blueprints. The rest of the day is continuing on with the job until job is complete and/or the end of my shift. My management team is organized, well versed, – more... and strict, but fair. Co-workers are very helpful, if needed, very professional, and are the epitome of teamwork. Completion and selling of the job is in my opinion my most enjoyable part of my job. Although things at times get somewhat frustrating, I have not found anything difficult about my job. – less

If you can make it past the first year its great. Depending on the job you apply for the job can be very labor intensive. Mandatory overtime (10 hour days 19 days on 2 days off)

I enjoyed my job in the fast paced work invironment. I have learned a most of my computer skills from working at Boeing/Spirit. Most of the managers and co-workers were great to work with. The hardest part of the job was my last six months where I worked for a manager that was very hard to please. The most enjoyable part of the job was the experiences – more... and working with the people. – less