Ford is a family-oriented company and at least claims to stress DEI. I appreciate the moves to orient Ford as an industry leader in innovation. Generally, there is good work-life balance, but it depends on your role and your people leader (supervisor).
The new performance rating structures are highly subjective, and without adequate support, individual employees often find themselves entirely at the mercy of their people leaders, who are human and obviously have their own biases.
Remote work is also eroding the camaraderie and human side of the workplace culture.
Make it easier to reach HR and humanize it. Remote work has made it incredibly difficult to interact with others outside your immediate work group, meaning you never know if what you're experiencing as an employee is the normal course of business or management that needs better training.
3 managers at once, and they met with me in the same cubicle. They took turns telling me about themselves. I told about myself, and then the questions began. I was given an excellent driving tour and fed lunch. They asked about specific types of p
1. Initial call with a recruiter. Typical overview of the job and my qualifications. 2. Video interview with hiring manager. Typical CAR/behavior/situation questions. There were 5 of these. 3. Offer from Recruiter.
Quick and painless. I truly learned what my future position would be like by asking questions to my interviewers. They were very straightforward with me, which I appreciated very much.
3 managers at once, and they met with me in the same cubicle. They took turns telling me about themselves. I told about myself, and then the questions began. I was given an excellent driving tour and fed lunch. They asked about specific types of p
1. Initial call with a recruiter. Typical overview of the job and my qualifications. 2. Video interview with hiring manager. Typical CAR/behavior/situation questions. There were 5 of these. 3. Offer from Recruiter.
Quick and painless. I truly learned what my future position would be like by asking questions to my interviewers. They were very straightforward with me, which I appreciated very much.