Boeing Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have been with The Boeing more than 20 years."

"A good place to work. Good pay. My job was eliminated and I was part of a mass layoff. Of course aerospace is like that. You can't count on job stability. The benefits have been reduced. It depends on your specialty as to how you fare there. A diverse culture."

"There is a case to be made for whatever opinion you have about Boeing. It was a great place to work with good people. When I first got to the organization they thought it would double in size. Then half the org's budget got taken for something else and the budget got cut in about half every year after that. They have said the org will go away in 2016 and that may be Boeing's plan but I do not see how that is possible since they do not yet have replacement apps for some of the critical things that org did/does. I suspect it will continue to live on in some sort of half life state while they ramp up its replacement. The replacement may be fine but you would really want to check on the long term viability of the org you are going to before jumping in. This uncertainty is the main reason why I said no to the CEO."

"Had a great time working for Boeing Supplier Management for 3 + years. Management is very forward looking and does well with IT decisions, especially for such a large company."

"I have worked at a couple large aerospace companies and Boeing is one of the best. The resources, learning opportunities, and job growth are all there. The atmosphere can be a little negative at times due to the constant changes in the industry, but overall it is a great place to be a mechanical engineer."

"Every company that I worked for in Aerospace was a great experience and Boeing was a great experience with a great team."

"I worked at Boeing for over 5 years, 2 years as a contractor and over 3 years as a direct Boeing employee. The San Antonio site is poorly managed which resulted in a reduction in force of over 400 personnel being laid off. Upper Management is the problem and the HR department does not work with the employees like the program is designed, thus ethical behavior is not followed throughout the San Antonio site. The site could be a rewarding site if some changes were made in Management and HR."

"My feelings about The Boeing Company are not positive mainly because of current management and business model. I was employed by them for 23 years performing exceptionally. But was forced out of the company because I would not relocate due to health reasons."

"Boeing purchased my company Argon ST back in 2010. I found that working for Boeing was an eye opening experience. Boeing is truly a global company with thousands of employees. I only wish that they didn't close the San Diego branch. I would have liked to continue working with them."

"I'm a new employee at Boeing in the Research and Technology division of the company. I also worked for the company in St. Louis, where I loved my job and management team but hated the city. So, I chose to move to Seattle, where I wasn't sure about the job but loved the city. The only problem is that now that I'm here, I find out all engineers are forced to be in a union AND the company hates said union, so is moving most of the research work away from the Seattle area. On top of all of that, the communication between the management teams and the workers (including the engineers, not just the shop mechanics) is TERRIBLE. While we do have great health benefits, the company doesn't really offer much else. Lastly, the company is ridiculously behind in technology. They just upgraded to Windows 7 two years ago."

"Boeing was a good Company to work for, and I have been very happy with my job for the entire duration of my employment."

"Working with Boeing is a very great experience. They treat their employees with as much respect as a company can and provides as many resources as they can to assist an employee with whatever issues they have."

"Great place to work, excellent opportunity for advancement, and definitely a challenge. I love my job."