Boeing absent from recent conference

Recently participated in a STEM conference in San Antonio TX and the biggest talking point was the complete absence of Boeing from the conference they sponsored and from their designated space at the career fair.

The career fair is a full day where we can stop and discuss career opportunities with a variety of companies including Tesla, Microsoft, Google, Armed Forces, Nike, literally every organization with STEM opportunities. Boeing is a long time sponsor of this conference and even rented space for the career fair but didn’t even show up, led to a lot of rumors about the outlook of Boeing…

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It’s definitely concerning to hear about Boeing’s absence from such a significant STEM conference, especially when they’ve been a long-time sponsor. This aligns with recent news about their financial struggles, which could explain their decision not to attend. If you're curious about how Boeing’s current challenges may impact jobs and future opportunities, this article offers valuable insights into what might be next for the company and its workforce.

Check it out and stay informed on how these developments could affect your career plans: [Boeing's Losses: What's Next for Jobs?](https://helpfromhr.com/blog/boeings-losses-whats-next-for-jobs)

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It’s because, Boeing is now the polar opposite of STEM opportunities.
A Boeing Booth At The STEM Conference is the same as a "Red Green" Booth

Boeing Engineering
https://youtu.be/RLd6174bz2k

It is because there is currently a hiring freeze and many who had start dates with Boeing post September 13 have had those dates adjusted both for IAM roles and salaried non-union roles. Many GTA and HR employees are also are currently furloughing 1 week off 3 weeks worked.

Your observation says it all. The company has now painted itself into a corner.

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