Great people to work with, excellent work/life balance, engaging work, good pay, overall a very rewarding experience.
Bureaucracy of a large company (hard to avoid).
Advancement is heavily weighted to your time with the company rather than your expertise for advancement to LL6.
Lack of opportunity for technical experts as well.
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.
Three panelists interviewed me. The interview was very technical. After the interview, I had a case study with peers and colleagues. The case study was much easier than the panel interview, but I had to deal with the personalities of other potential
1. Cultural fit test. 2. HR interview. 3. Manager interview. 4. Hiring manager interview. Got several LinkedIn requests from various Ford recruiters, HR partners, and a consulting company who works with Ford. This was over a few months for various e
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.
Three panelists interviewed me. The interview was very technical. After the interview, I had a case study with peers and colleagues. The case study was much easier than the panel interview, but I had to deal with the personalities of other potential
1. Cultural fit test. 2. HR interview. 3. Manager interview. 4. Hiring manager interview. Got several LinkedIn requests from various Ford recruiters, HR partners, and a consulting company who works with Ford. This was over a few months for various e