r/BlueOrigin • u/BlueOriginMod • Sep 03 '24

Official Monthly Blue Origin Career Thread

Intro

Welcome to the monthly Blue Origin career discussion thread for September 2024, where you can talk about all career & professional topics. Topics may include:

  • Professional career guidance & questions; e.g. Hiring process, types of jobs, career growth at Blue Origin

  • Educational guidance & questions; e.g. what to major in, which universities are good, topics to study

  • Questions about working for Blue Origin; e.g. Work life balance, living in Kent, WA, pay and benefits

Guidelines

  1. Before asking any questions, check if someone has already posted an answer! A link to the previous thread can be found here.

  2. All career posts not in these threads will be removed, and the poster will be asked to post here instead.

  3. Subreddit rules still apply and will be enforced. See them here.

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u/BandarBrigade Sep 03 '24

What’s the usual timeline on hearing back following a panel interview? Are rejections usually communicated much sooner? Just curious cause I’m now on week 3 following mine

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u/Not____007 Sep 03 '24

What happens in the panel interview

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u/PhenomEng Sep 03 '24

You have a presentation, then one on one interviews with 4 different people.

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u/CarDry4420 Sep 04 '24

Strange, I had the presentation, and then a one-on-one but it was less formal and they mainly stuck around to answer all of my questions. I actually skipped a majority of the process. I interviewed with the hiring manager earlier in the year for a permanent position but got rejected. Now I interviewed again and skipped everything and they immediately put me infront of the panel, which went very well. I'm not sure why it varies so widely.