Boeing reviews

Union shop - a lot of bad actors who do as they please because of their union protection. Most guys were good workers though. Prone to layoffs due to the ups and downs of the aerospace/DoD sector.

Parking is extremely challenging - be prepared to walk close to a mile each way, often in freezing rain or snow. Access involves more than 50 steep, hazardous stairs, which makes the commute physically demanding. Many of the buildings appear very old and poorly maintained. Restrooms are unhygienic, carpets are stained and worn, and much of the equipment and control systems seem decades out of date. Even white-collar roles operate on a rigid shift system, with required start times as early as 7:00 AM. This can be particularly difficult for those with children or anyone who is not suited to early-morning schedules. If you are in an Information Technology role, most software development is offshored. Expect to work extensively with offshore teams, often aligned to their time zones and availability rather than local working hours. The organization is highly hierarchical, and this is reflected in day-to-day experiences such as parking access, seating arrangements, and the process for obtaining equipment.