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Promotions in 2026

Management told me I was ready for a promotion at the start of the year, but I haven’t heard anything since.

When will they decide who gets promoted?

Has anyone been promoted this year? If so, did your new pay match the updated pay tables?

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u/LittleTinyBabyDuck — 1 day ago
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Job is not a good fit - advice

EDIT: started at the beginning of THIS YEAR***

I’ll try to keep it short, but essentially, I have been at Boeing for about 3 years and started a new, internal role at the end of last year.

It is a very challenging role, with not many people to go to for help, and on top of that my entire team is spread across the country. I feel very isolated and helpless a lot of the times as I struggle through things. Don’t get me wrong, I’m improving in some ways but it still feels like I am not a good fit for the role and the team is not a good fit for me.

What should I do to find a position that better fits me? Should I bring it up to my manager? Is it too early for me to tell?

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u/New-Lengthiness7488 — 1 day ago
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Charleston SC Engineer Info

Hi.

•What is the schedule like for engineering?
•Normal hours?
•Weekends?
•OT? Flat rate?
•Foundational Training schedule for new hire?
•Dress code?
•Culture?
•Site Parking?
•Ramp-up?
•Travel?

This if for a systems engineer role if that helps. Thanks.

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u/Shankyy_ — 1 day ago
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Payroll

I changed my direct deposit bank account on Friday and my pay for 5/21 was issued as a mailed check. I will be traveling for a while so wouldn’t be able to receive it. Is it possible for the mailed check to be changed to DD or pickup. Just asking before I reach out to payroll

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I just finished this acrylic work featuring a Boeing 727. City lights, summer glow. Cleared for landing.

Completed in the style of Hiroshi Nagai.

u/___artist___1980s___ — 2 days ago
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Should I wait for Boeing or accept another job offer?

So I applied to several entry level jobs at Boeing, and am waiting for the interview for the Assembler-installer position (I had a mini interview with a recruiter at a recent hiring event and was told I’m qualified and just waiting to schedule an interview). However, I recently got another job offer, from a contractor at Boeing, and I can start pretty soon. I’d prefer the Boeing job, but from what I’ve read, the hiring process could take a couple of months. Should I wait on Boeing, or should I just take the contractor job (it’s with a decent company and seems like a job I’d be good at, plus I need money fast lol)? If I do take the contractor job, should I withdraw my Boeing application? Thanks

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u/AnxiousW3ird0 — 1 day ago
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Temp Manager Questions

I'm curious if anybody can point me in the right direction. The company has offered a Temp Manager position to me, and I am not at my max pay rate (IAM751 in WA). I have 2 questions:

  1. If I take the permanent management position if it is offered, how long do I have to go back to my toolbox before I lose my progression, and do I lose my seniority? I've heard its 18 months but I'm not sure.

  2. I've heard that after a Temp management position if you return to your toolbox you zoom to max pay rate for your labor grade. Is there any truth in this or any variation of this?

Thank you for your time.

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u/InVader360 — 2 days ago
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Goodyear AZ

Hello everyone! There is a job in Goodyear AZ that I believe is the right fit for me and I will be the right fit for it. I’ve recently retired from the Air Force as a mechanic. However, I’ve applied for it twice now and have been auto denied. Yesterday it opened up again so I worked my resume to align more with the description. When I went to apply it said I already applied (the previous time) and am no longer under consideration.

My question is, is there a recruiter out there who can help me with the application process? Or is there any advice? This job has opened 3 times this year and I want to get in.

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u/NovRamReset — 2 days ago
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Has anyone experienced ageism?

I was told this is an issue at Boeing but I’ve never seen this first hand before. I’m pushing 40 and still very much want to climb the corporate ladder and considering going back to school. Have you seen this at Boeing? Is it too late for me?

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u/happy_apple_26 — 3 days ago
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AMT Greenlights

Hello. I have my A&P but did not land a job on flight line immediately. I took a lower grade to get my foot in the door and had some questions about the optional AMT electrical assessment to test out of the 3 classes and then also the 777x Avionics exam. If anyone has taken these exams please feel free to reply or DM me. Thank you.

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u/sidequestAMT — 2 days ago
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Layoffs after the Onion contract

I overheard someone talk about RIF in PNW after the upcoming contract.

Howfar true is it? Are these usually guaranteed? I am somewhat the newest member in my team so I might get chopped off 🥹

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u/Greedy-Leg9402 — 3 days ago
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Found at a Flea Market Today

Hoping it’ll fire up on a fresh set of batteries!

u/Altiusss — 5 days ago
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777-200 panel above passenger door?

Anyone know what this panel is above door 3L on a 777-200? Too thin to be an antenna, not enough fasteners to be a doubler...

u/Tough_Trouble_1139 — 6 days ago
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Boeing and Toyota donated $1 million each to help fund a new reality-television inspired show starring Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy with his family on a road trip.

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u/pacwess — 6 days ago