It was a great experience, as it gave me a pretty good view of the corporate perspective.
Space for growth. No micromanagement.
Since I was an intern and worked for about 3 months, I have nothing specific to point to as a con.
I started by applying when Ford came to my university and had an info session. I had a 1-on-1 on-campus interview with a higher-up manager, which lasted about 45 minutes. I got a call the next day from the same interviewer asking me to come to Ford
One 45-minute interview with some technical questions and one coding question. The coding question was easy, and the technical questions were comprehensible. The interview process was quick, and the interviewers were nice.
I had one phone interview with a university recruiter and then one with an engineer. It went smoothly, and everyone was nice. They answered a lot of my questions and had a good conversation with me.
I started by applying when Ford came to my university and had an info session. I had a 1-on-1 on-campus interview with a higher-up manager, which lasted about 45 minutes. I got a call the next day from the same interviewer asking me to come to Ford
One 45-minute interview with some technical questions and one coding question. The coding question was easy, and the technical questions were comprehensible. The interview process was quick, and the interviewers were nice.
I had one phone interview with a university recruiter and then one with an engineer. It went smoothly, and everyone was nice. They answered a lot of my questions and had a good conversation with me.