Used to be a great place to work, but there are probably worse places out there - Recensione dipendente - Network Engineer presso Boeing

- It's like Dilbert, but in real life - Can have a lot of lifers passing time until retirement, or dead weight in many groups - Things can take forever to be accomplished, and bureaucracy is taken to the extreme - Constant layoffs in IT have demoralized the workforce... sometimes it feels like the executives are the ones who benefit from the costs that they are able to save through layoffs - Outsourcing has killed the engineering culture... quality has suffered as a result - Pay is low compared to other companies (they tout the great benefits as making up for the low pay, but that is becoming less and less of an argument as they too get cut back) - Hard to be promoted despite doing an excellent job - tenure tends to be valued more than actual performance - Not a place for young, ambitious folks to stay for the long term - Can easily be pigeonholed doing the same thing for years if you aren't proactive in moving on to different assignments - Project management/integrator skills valued more over technical skills, which causes problems when people don't know how to design or support the systems anymore - Yearly bonuses tied to company performance, but non-union employees suffer when the union goes on strike and the entire company's performance is impacted for the year. Not exactly fair for us non-union employees who still had to work while the union was out on strike for several months.