Boeing Careers and Employment

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My organization relocated to Huntsville Alabama and they only kept a pocket full of people in the puget sound area so most of us were laid off when new positions could not be found. I worked at Boeing for 30+ years; loved my job and most of the people. Miss those times.

It depends on your business unit. Boeing consists of a bunch of subdivided business units that all have their own culture. I only worked in global services and Defense and space. I liked those two business units because they deal mostly with foreign and domestic military customers. A ton of my coworkers were veterans and were super down to earth and experts in their lines of work. One thing I have noticed though is the overuse of the term Engineer and this gives a handful of people an inflated sense of self importance; this happens mostly with the people who don't have an actual engineering background. Overall, I liked working at Boeing but I worked in only a small sector of a very large company. On the flip side, I haven't ever really heard anybody speak highly of the commercial division of the company. I've heard that the culture there is particularly toxic.

As soon as your hired

Yes, the company would pay for relocation only if the job states relocation is offered

Boeing does not give out Christmas bonuses. When I was there, there was a type of profit sharing annual bonus, but not related to Christmas.

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1 to 2 months

This was my outline. roughly took a month or so. Apply (wait 2 weeks) -> Interview (wait 1.5 weeks) -> apply to a position they referred em to (wait another week) -> Interview (wait 1.5 weeks) -> offer letter

Retiree benefits do not include dental....my monthly medical payment jumped from $35 to $417

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Vacation is accrued based on hours worked