Boeing Reviews in Los Angeles, CA Area
Updated Oct 13, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees. Ratings are reflective of location and job title.
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Pros
* Great products
* Fantasitc benefits
* Work with very smart people
* Company pays for your education (I got my MBA)
* Ability to transfer most places in the US or the world
Cons
* Very cautious -- extreme process -- innovation tough
* Very easy to get stuck doing a resume killing job
* Defense currently in down cycle -- lots of layoffs
Advice to Senior Management
Airplanes are the first leg. Defense is the second leg. A stool requires three legs to stand -- what's Boeing's third leg?
Pros
Awesome managers, good compensation package, overall good working environment
Cons
sometimes long working hours, sometimes work are required on weekends
Pros
closer to home and traffic not bad
Cons
no more education and retirement benefit
Pros
Good Benefits, good pay and good hours.
Cons
Boring place to work and not enough work.
Advice to Senior Management
Get a better read on the departments
Pros
Great benefits (401K , pension and education).
Cons
Individuals are not very motivated to improve on processes. They are resistant to change
Pros
Good Pay AND THE WORK ISNT TOO HARD.
Cons
Team Leads and Mentors can suck
Advice to Senior Management
You should not have changed the LTP program
Pros
Great rotation programs for college grads
Cons
Information flows slowly between different divisions due to company's large size and geographic split
Pros
- Company produces a great produce for a great customer
Cons
- The company is failing to retain top level college talent and it's showing
- Heavy internal political environment
- It's "what do I have to do to protect my job", not "how can we make this co. better" attitude.
Advice to Senior Management
If you are looking to walk the talk, there is a large need to evaluate your all Communications managers to see if they truly have leadership skills or if there are others that can manage better.
I left because I couldn't stand how thick the politics and inside alliances were
Pros
Boeing is pretty good company to work for. The pay is pretty fair, the work/life balance is pretty fair, and the benefits are pretty good. There are a lot of opportunities to learn. The managers appreciate hard workers and competence. Overall it's a great place to get your foot in the door and take advantage of all the learning opportunities.
Cons
Overall the company as a whole does not value talent. The executives have an attitude that everyone is disposable. It's definitely not the place to stay long though if you are ambitious.
Advice to Senior Management
Don't take your employees for granted and learn how to recognize and value talent. Do what is necessary to retain talent.
Pros
Great benefits, 401k, education benefits are excellent and they support people and getting an education. There are lots of work sites in case you need to transfer
Cons
Very hard to move up the ladder, management changes twice a year. There is so much politics that you cannot get anything done.
Advice to Senior Management
Stop changing the ORG chart every 6 months, stick to a program. Change the internal charging process so that IT doesn't have to compete with outside companies.



