Great co-workers, exciting products, global company. In the right area and with the right management, I believe Ford is still a decent company to work for.
Bureaucracy, everyone is spread way too thin. Company direction is constantly changing. The process to become a direct hire from contract is messy and not always based on merit.
Give your employees some room to breathe, and smarter decisions will be made.
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
The process took more than 3 months. I was contacted by a recruiter by email originally and had a phone interview with the hiring manager a week later. I was then invited to the company headquarters in Dearborn. The face-to-face interview was split
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
The process took more than 3 months. I was contacted by a recruiter by email originally and had a phone interview with the hiring manager a week later. I was then invited to the company headquarters in Dearborn. The face-to-face interview was split