Boeing Integrated Defense Systems Reviews
Updated Feb 9, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Exceptional benefits are offered to employees here and you get to work with some of the brightest individuals in this industry
Cons
It is very challenging to work anywhere that is tied to government funding to continue to operate so sometimes cuts are painful
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to innovate, place a high value on the individuals that work for you and be certain to return to engineering excellence
Pros
workload is minimal, rarely work more than 40 hours a week.
team members are good to work with, generally helpful and share knowledge
Cons
not a place to expand your current skill set
promotions seem to be based on years of service with company, not on actual aptitude
Pros
*Decent Benefits
*Stable hours
*Big company that you could move around in
Cons
*Lack of direction
*Could learn a lot more with better work direction
*Too many proces
Advice to Senior Management
*Pick a clear vision based on sound reasoning
Pros
Decisions tend to be inclusive of all functions. This includes not only the technical functions such as engineering, but also finance, contracts, and procurement.
Cons
Given the collaborative nature, it take a long time for Boeing management to make a decision. They are extremely risk adverse, so people tend to report the "good news" story for fear that a decision will not be made or will be studied to death.
Advice to Senior Management
Act swiftly. Greater focus on products, capabilities, and customer needs vs pure numbers. Sometimes, the business case won't make sense on paper no matter which way you turn it, but it may still be the right thing to do for the long term.
Pros
Benefits packagae available to employees
Cons
Promotion advancement and growth opportunity
Pros
Salary
Job promotions
Scope of jobs available
Paid Vacation
Tuition reimbursement
Travel
Health and dental insurance
401K
Pension
Profit sharing
Cons
Employment stability
Senior management competence
Too many layers of management
Painfully slow in making decisions
Poor planning for the future
Advice to Senior Management
Treat your employees better than you would treat yourself.
Pros
Ethical, good benefits, committed to training, large enough to offer upward mobility, well-respected
Cons
Very aircraft-centric, so difficult if you are in another part of the business. Too process oriented; one size does not fit all. Lots of changes in the markets right now, so the organization is seeking to redefine itself.
Advice to Senior Management
Communicate, communicate, communicate. Talk to your people and let them know what needs to be done. Get their ideas too.
Pros
Nice company to work for.
Cons
very top heavy company, not a lot of room to move up.
Advice to Senior Management
Truly look for those trying to move up.
Pros
Decent pay, perdiem, decent benefit exciting technical work. Great innovations and technoloogy.
Cons
Benfits cutbacks, smaller salary increases. Budget cuts.
Advice to Senior Management
Pay the industry standard please.
Pros
Good management growth opportunities. Good visibility across supplier companies.
Cons
Lack of long-term business development
Advice to Senior Management
Invest more in R&D and ongoing new business development


