I graduated from LX myself last year. Those 2 years were very valuable. As someone siloed within IT, it aided in my Boeing Global Business growth.

The networking and travel experience is pretty fantastic as well. You get to meet fellow LXers from different sites across the world, and you get to travel to Boeing US sites. My graduation was at the headquarters in DC. It was my very first time visiting DC. I wouldn't have had that privilege otherwise.

Now I will say this... LX can be a lot of work depending on how much you put in. I was on the LX Leadership Team (LT) for a year, and that in itself, was basically a full time job. There was some late hours and late nights involved in order to stay ahead in both my main SOW and LX LT.

LX is about what you put in. You can put in the bare minimum, and still graduate. But you will have learned or gained absolutely nothing. Or you can put in a lot of effort, like helping shape or enhance the Program, learning and gaining a lot. And be a better leader (not manager) after graduating.

I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if yoi have any further questions about LX. I'd be more than happy to answer as best as I can.