Pros: I learned so very much. It can be a truly mind-blowing enhancement to anyone coming in with a fundamental business education. If you understand why things are done the way they are done here operationally, you will be a genius in operational best practices no matter where you go.

Cons: Ultimately, the product portfolio and product strategy are nonsense and demonstrate a lack of understanding of cars, customers, and profitability. Jac Nasser tried to fix this, but was crucified for it (partially; he deserved it for taking a pure M&A approach). Alan Mulally took the organic approach and made operations bulletproof (it was so awesome to work there during his era), but he didn't touch product strategy.

Pros: Flexible Work Hours Challenging Work Good people to work with Great experience with lots of technology Great networking opportunities Not hard to perform above expectations

Cons: Must be self-motivated. May not be immediately recognized for successes. Full of people who don't know or don't care about cars. Office space is dark and dingy.

Pros: Good pace of work, wealth of resources, and broad scope of engineering fields are represented.

Cons: None at the time, still pretty new.