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Exciting company.
Flight Operations Specialist (Former Employee) – Leesburg, VA – July 19, 2018
World known. Exciting missions, and receptive management. Great company culture. Challenging, exciting work. Good benefits, and pay. Very excited to see where the company will go.
Great place to work
Electrician / Mechanic (Former Employee) – Everett, WA – August 21, 2018
Great place to work. family wages advancement opportunities full medical, Dental interesting projects/Jobs. Safety oriented. They want to see you succeed!
Pros
Lunch room is great.
Cons
Lots of polatics!
Work life at Boeing
Door and Flap Rigger (Former Employee) – Everett, WA – August 20, 2018
I really enjoyed the work that I did while I was at Boeing. My job was a skilled labor position installing and rigging the main entry doors and the hydraulically actuated lower aft cargo door as well as the inboard and outboard flaps and the canoe fairings on the 747.
Pros
Great pay for a great job
Cons
Union company so everything for the most part was based on senority
great place but to many layoffs
Sheet metal Mechanic (Former Employee) – Ridley Park, PA – August 20, 2018
great pay but to many layoffs, a lot of downtime. one job to do for the whole day that takes 20 mins to do. as a sheetmetal assem. the work was pretty much done for you.
good managers and employees
Mechatronic Internship (Current Employee) – Everett, WA – August 20, 2018
you work for the union so everyone teams up together. sure people don't like that policy's change. but the only big reason I would stay is cause of the people and you get a great pay raise depending on your grade level. get a 50 cent pay raise every six months for 6 years and once you hit the 6 year mark you suddenly get capped to the highest pay in your grade level. which is between 35 to 46 dollars an hour. the longer you work the more benefits you get. plus they will pay for your college after a year of employment. and the sky is the limit about college. they let you do whatever want at school as long as you keep on working for them. I would say to any blue collar working man. work for Boeing and they will work for you.
Pros
free college, vacation, Ot, Paid holidays, Sick leave, Apprenticeships for employees, 401K, health benefits, payment cap after 6 years.
Cons
hard to advance up into higher management unless had the education or tools to do so, cut throat, lay off is high, apprenticeships are hard to get into.
Great place, sky's the limit!
Sr. ODA Manager (Former Employee) – Seattle, WA – August 20, 2018
Worked there 38 years, had many opportunities during that time. Did everything from initial testing to final certification of transport category aircraft. Retired only to stop the 60 mile one way commute in ever increasingly bad traffic, finding retirement a bit boring!
Pros
Lots of perks, opportunities.
Cons
Can get overly busy at times requiring mass OT
Poor incumbent management
Logistics Engineer (Former Employee) – St. Louis, MO – August 19, 2018
Poor incumbent management place poor light on future culture for Boeing STL. Need a revamp management direction to encourage members to invest in direction an outcomes of the business success.
Pros
Compensation
Cons
Shady Management leadership
Living in the past
Tool Designer - IAS Auburn Tooling Services (Current Employee) – Seattle, WA – August 18, 2018
The company needs to modernize its production and tooling to be more competitive. Tooling is antiquated and outdated as are most processes. Drawing system is in ad quit and cumbersome.
Good place to work
SYSTEM ENGINEER LEVEL 5 / PROJECT ENGINEER LEVEL 5 (Current Employee) – Kent, WA – August 17, 2018
The Boeing Company is a good place to work. The employee benefits, however, over the years has begun to decline, including the soft freeze of salary and additional medical costs.
None
Versatile Technologist (Former Employee) – Houston, TX – August 17, 2018
No review expected, the company is in the middle of transition from support of the Space Shuttle to work on the SLS vehicle. Other than that, the company is iffy when it comes to supporting the end user.
Fantastic Job
Summer Intern Program (Former Employee) – Smithfield, PA – August 17, 2018
The job was great and so were all the workers there, my job was temporary but if i was offered a job i would go back. The work I was given was not that hard but, there was a lot of various projects.
It was a great experience
Maintenance Technician (Former Employee) – Charleston, SC – August 17, 2018
strong work ethics, enjoyable, relaxed work environment. The managers I had was great and understanding. all neccessary support is needed to become successful
Pros
on site cafeteria, shuttle bus
Cons
a non smoking facility
Great job.
Production Control Coordinator B (Current Employee) – North Charleston, SC – August 16, 2018
It feels great to work for a world class builder such as Boeing. I'm proud to be apart of it all. Opportunities are available on and off site. Onsite credit unions, dental, vision vendor, etc. Lots of Boeing sponsored activities around the city. Three shifts to accommodate anyone's lifestyle and much more.
Pros
Lots of options available to be successful.
Cons
I'm so grateful here, I have no problems.
The only real difference between working at Boeing and being beat-up in an alley, is that at Boeing, some kind of salary is involved.
Liaison Engineer (Former Employee) – Mesa, AZ – August 16, 2018
Having survived Boeing at several locations in the U.S, several times in my career, I have no desire or intention of returning, nor will or would I recommend it to anyone else, except people I don't like.
Pros
sometimes had a decent salad bar in the cafeteria
Cons
only go there if you like being abused
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Software Engineering Manager (Former Employee) – Colorado Springs, CO – August 15, 2018
Boeing is an incredible company with leadership vision and support into the next century. The opportunities provided by Boeing are unmatched in the Aerospace industry.
Ratings from women
2.9InHerSight Score
3.0Personal Development
2.8Career Opportunities
2.9Family Support
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