Contacted by a recruiter from a career fair. Scheduling it was a hassle and annoying. The recruiter initially tried to get me to come in the same day.
She was placing both contract and salary workers. I was interviewing for either, along with several other candidates. It was not made clear to me that I would be interviewing for a contract position.
The details of my 8:30 am interview were also not made known to me until 10:00 pm the night prior. Very little time to prepare.
Not sure if this is how Ford does it, or if it's disorganization on the recruiting end.
I got there, and the manager showed up 10 minutes late to greet me. Almost entirely "star" questions and confirming personal details. Did not go well.
I was expecting a general/preliminary interview, but found out 10:00 pm the night before that it would be a behavioral interview. Had very little experience with these at the time, so I had little prepared.
I called the recruiter immediately following the interview to inform her that I wouldn't be accepting an offer, should the chance happen that I got the job.
General Star Questions.
Can't remember specifically.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Ford Seating Development Engineer role in Dearborn, Michigan.
Ford's interview process for their Seating Development Engineer roles in Dearborn, Michigan is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Ford's Seating Development Engineer interview process in Dearborn, Michigan.