The Boeing Company Employer Reviews

Working with boeing is one of the best i would say. The best in team coordination.
Supports is all the ways(very flexible work timing).
Security is too high(As a developer , unable to use most of the features in peoplesoft)

Under globalization pressure and ever changing industry dynamic.

Create new designs used in the 777 Propulsions System
Generate CATIA interface drawings used to calculate aero- smoothness of entire 777 airframe, including tolerance build-up
Utilize CATIA to create designs ensuring easy manufacturing

The hardest part of the job is it is dependent on economy. It has mass lay-off

there is no room for advancement. there are more directors then employees. while it is still a good company to work for the focus should be on getting the job done versus micro managing.

A wonderful place to work. The hours are usually flexible. There's a lot of diversity. The people you work with are top notch.

My typical day at Boeing, was working in the sand blasting both, to steam cleaning of parts for rockets, to assiting in getting parts ready for painting. What I learned was the many different process for these jobs. I enjoyed working with the many different managers and co - workers that I had.

gained very good skills in remote troubleshooting and hands on troubleshooting.

Work on production equitment to support the 787 program.The training program for employees is awesome,giving you the tools to do your everday job.

I enjoyed working with the Boeing company. They helped me in a lot of areas of my career.

Truly enjoyed working on the ISS (International Space Station). Also worked on the Delta IV Rocket and TISS (Thermal Imaging Sensor Systems Programs. Went to college to become an Engineer as was able to do Engineering duties at Boeing.

I worked for Boeing for 11 years, in the International Space Station contract in Houstoin,then the Apache & Chnook Helicopters in Corpus Christy, Tx and then taking a early retirement on the Apache Reset program in Mesa, AZ.

A typical day at work includes preparing a weekly presentation for production. Ive learned a plethora of different techniques and software related to production.My co-workers are very enjoyable.My management is very good at communicating with employee. The hardest part of my job is prob being able to learn everything that there is to learn abt the program. – more...  the most enjoyable part is the non stop learning. – less

Face it, this is a HUGE corporation with a lot of potential for sideways and upwards moves. There are some very talented and progressive thinking people working at the floor level. The top level management envisions cutting edge progress and constant forward movement. However, Boeing's downfall is usually first level managers who are much more interested – more...  in building empires for themselves rather than taking risks and finding better and more progressive ways to do things. Co-workers are great but all struggling with the same obstacle to making the company better, the first level management. – less

Boeing is comprised of two divisions - Boeing Commercial Airplanes and Boeing Integrated Defense. Offers great opportunities for interns. Lots of interesting programs and projects.

Some challenging work depending on the work load, can be very slow at times. If you are a new hire the job security will not be there.

Typically a 9 to 10 hour day. Boeing is very into training and I received excellent training in TINA, SOX, Employee Harassment, Ethics, and many other valuable classes. Management is open to inputs and considerate of different opinions. Co-workers were great and I had a good working relationship with all. The hardest part was seeing the business base – more...  fall. Boeing Huntington Beach had several contracts cancelled, FCS the largest This caused the rates to increase and Boeing lost its competitive edge. The job was enjoyable, I was learning every day, there were no work problems. The big issue was just an ability to win new programs. – less

Typically I would sign into my computer and then start answering incoming calls from other second level analysts. I either helped them resolve their complex problem or took over the call working directly with the end-user. Many times I would work the tickets sent to the ticket queue by other second level analyst and call the end-user back. I reviewed – more...  what had been done so far then rolled up my sleeves and researched or contacted an appropriate partner team to find a resolution
I learned a lot at this job. I was able to interact with people who were interested in getting their jobs done well. Management was close by to support us in whatever we needed. They were highly trained individuals with the company goals kept upper most. They worked well and fair.
I loved working in computers and have trained in the field most of my life. I was able to excel in best practices and in customer support.
The most enjoyable part of the job was interacting with co-workers or the end-users. The hardest part of the job was putting in many hours of overtime. However I appreciated the opportunities. – less

Best Company to Work For, Honest and dedicated individuals

This was a very interesting job for me. I learned a great deal and had the opporitunity to work the payloads on several launches. The most challengiing part of the job was when multiple engineers need to have documents edit and the deadlines were all the same. Our team was very small yet extremely productive.