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Back from Seattle with a new job.
Boy, I leave for three months and I miss the biggest yEnc ****ing contest ever! Thats okay, because while I was missig that by interning at Boeing for the summer, they extended a full time job offer and I have accepted. I am now officially an engineer for Boeing. Flame on! Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
Congrats I expect to see you at Abbotsford next year with your gear in
hand to take a lot of photos Bill Luke wrote: Boy, I leave for three months and I miss the biggest yEnc ****ing contest ever! Thats okay, because while I was missig that by interning at Boeing for the summer, they extended a full time job offer and I have accepted. I am now officially an engineer for Boeing. Flame on! Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
"Maple1" wrote in message news:3lNzi.90747$fJ5.17944@pd7urf1no... Congrats I expect to see you at Abbotsford next year with your gear in hand to take a lot of photos Bill Already made plans to be in Sturgis, S.D. next year around that time (early august). Certainly can plan on Abbotsford, B.C. for '09 though. Luke Luke wrote: Boy, I leave for three months and I miss the biggest yEnc ****ing contest ever! Thats okay, because while I was missing that by interning at Boeing for the summer, they extended a full time job offer and I have accepted. I am now officially an engineer for Boeing. Flame on! Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
not until you have worked 18 hour days for 5 months strait do you get that
title... BTW Everett engineering is baby food.... "Luke" wrote in message ... Boy, I leave for three months and I miss the biggest yEnc ****ing contest ever! Thats okay, because while I was missig that by interning at Boeing for the summer, they extended a full time job offer and I have accepted. I am now officially an engineer for Boeing. Flame on! Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
Let me know when you learn about PMAP and if you're going to take the tests,
Tom in Pensacola "Leroy Jackson" wrote in message ... not until you have worked 18 hour days for 5 months strait do you get that title... BTW Everett engineering is baby food.... "Luke" wrote in message ... Boy, I leave for three months and I miss the biggest yEnc ****ing contest ever! Thats okay, because while I was missig that by interning at Boeing for the summer, they extended a full time job offer and I have accepted. I am now officially an engineer for Boeing. Flame on! Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
"Leroy Jackson" wrote in message ... not until you have worked 18 hour days for 5 months strait do you get that title... BTW Everett engineering is baby food.... Well, once I worked 12 hours a day, 7 days a week for 9 months straight when I was in AOG/Customer service engineering. Does that earn me any street cred? From what I saw this summer, someone at Boeing figured out how to actually be productive and 18 hour days are no longer necessary. Something to do with cleaning out most of the old middle and mid-upper management in the last layoff instead of all the people that actually do the work. Things seem much happier and productive there now, compared to the 80's and 90's when I had my first life there. I saw people actually smiling at work! Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
"Tom Callahan" wrote in message ... Let me know when you learn about PMAP and if you're going to take the tests, Tom in Pensacola PMAP ? I'm not yet familiar with that..... Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
Answer to your question: Pre-Management Assessment Program. Four exams to
be taken within a certain number of days. Pass all four tests and you may apply for a Management position (trashman, scientist, engineer, HR type, whatever......all management positions). Don't pass the tests and it means you can continue to work without being a manager. PMAP came about after Boeing lost big court case over not promoting people who thought they deserved the promotions. Boeing is not the only company using the assessment program. I was an assessor until contractors were cut from the program. I decided to move to the beach and take pictures of the Blue Angels. It was fun but very hard work, Tom "Luke" wrote in message ... "Leroy Jackson" wrote in message ... not until you have worked 18 hour days for 5 months strait do you get that title... BTW Everett engineering is baby food.... Well, once I worked 12 hours a day, 7 days a week for 9 months straight when I was in AOG/Customer service engineering. Does that earn me any street cred? From what I saw this summer, someone at Boeing figured out how to actually be productive and 18 hour days are no longer necessary. Something to do with cleaning out most of the old middle and mid-upper management in the last layoff instead of all the people that actually do the work. Things seem much happier and productive there now, compared to the 80's and 90's when I had my first life there. I saw people actually smiling at work! Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
"Tom Callahan" wrote in message ... Answer to your question: Pre-Management Assessment Program. Four exams to be taken within a certain number of days. Pass all four tests and you may apply for a Management position (trashman, scientist, engineer, HR type, whatever......all management positions). Don't pass the tests and it means you can continue to work without being a manager. PMAP came about after Boeing lost big court case over not promoting people who thought they deserved the promotions. Boeing is not the only company using the assessment program. I was an assessor until contractors were cut from the program. I decided to move to the beach and take pictures of the Blue Angels. It was fun but very hard work, Tom Ah, Yes I have heard of that, but didn't recognize the acronym... mostly because I really have not paid much attention to the steps to a managment position. As of right now, I really don't see myself heading towards any managerial role, but I do think about becoming a lead engineer some day. Luke |
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Back from Seattle with a new job.
"Tom Callahan" wrote in
: I decided to move to the beach and take pictures of the Blue Angels. It was fun but very hard work, Tom Somebody had to make the sacrifice... ;^) |
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