I applied online. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Boeing (Everett, WA)
Interview
Hiring manager posted a set of questions online and had HR call to prescreen. Then a call with the hiring manager to ask a few additional questions. Afterwards, they would call to set up an on-site interview in order to meet the hiring manager and HR rep. The interview lasted about 90 minutes with school, extracurricular, and personal questions, as well as work ethic based questions. Culture and personality mattered. Skills and work experience came next. Then company info (GO IN PREPARED). Then you got to ask questions about the job and the team and the chance to show you were excited about the opportunity.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Assess the slack in a Critical Path time line (having not had any formal project management training).
I applied online. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at Boeing
Interview
Applied via Boeing's online site. Phone call about a month later from hiring manager. Provided with materials to prepare for interview by HR. Interview itself was conducted by hiring manager and two long-term employed employees. Interview was based on behavior format (STAR), consisted of 4-5 questions, and spanned on for about 45 minutes. About 10 minutes at the end to ask questions. Offered job within 2 weeks of interviewing.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
All questions relatively straight forward (e.g., name time when failed, name time when encountered difficult situation and how did you address it).
I applied online. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Boeing (Ridley Park, PA) in Aug 2012
Interview
I applied online, was called to schedule an interview, had a 20-minute phone interview with two managers using the structured interview technique. I received and accepted an offer of employment within a few days. I was hired to this position based on former work experience in aerospace and Boeing. The interview was an open, give-and-take conversation. I asked why my resume had been selected and what would be the one thing I could do that would put a gold star on my managers review. One manager told me my resume painted a picture of a can-do/will-do attitude; the other manager said he was impressed with my experience with many different business systems. The gold star question promoted a laugh and a direction I did my best to fulfill.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Because of my experience and the fact that it was a structured interview, I did not find any of the questions prompting me to assume the 'deer in the headlights' posture.