Even in harsh times, a great place to work
Even in harsh times, a great place to work
Exciting and highly visible products are your responsibility.
In Dearborn, you're seen as a pseudo-celebrity if you work for Ford; you are held in high esteem in the local community.
High employee morale. Excellent relations with management. Direct supervisors are universally competent with the automobile. It is very easy to succeed in your job at Ford. You are made to feel important 100% of the time.
Wayne County, Michigan is depressing. Ford is an outstanding place to work, but SE Michigan is frightful for many reasons. This industry as a whole is in a tailspin, and many times, especially recently, co-workers are more concerned about an impending layoff than doing work. This can be frustrating but is easily understandable.
Stop trying to make important decisions by yourselves.
Enlist the opinions of those under you who've likely seen problems before.
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Hour-long interview with an engineer. Mostly behavioral questions, but they involve engineering aspects. Not too difficult, and the interviewer was nice. They look mostly for interest and passion, along with the ability to work through a problem.
Engineering Intern
I was contacted via email by an alumnus of my university. We scheduled an interview. I was asked basic interview questions, such as those concerning difficult situations and decision-making. The interviewer was very relaxed. I felt that he was no
Engineering Intern
I got exactly one interview before they offered me a position as a summer intern. I applied online and was contacted a while afterwards. In the actual interview, there were two interviewers, and it took place in the career services office at my univ
Engineering Intern
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesFebruary 1, 2023Hour-long interview with an engineer. Mostly behavioral questions, but they involve engineering aspects. Not too difficult, and the interviewer was nice. They look mostly for interest and passion, along with the ability to work through a problem.
Engineering Intern
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesNovember 1, 2009I was contacted via email by an alumnus of my university. We scheduled an interview. I was asked basic interview questions, such as those concerning difficult situations and decision-making. The interviewer was very relaxed. I felt that he was no
Engineering Intern
United StatesFebruary 22, 2014I got exactly one interview before they offered me a position as a summer intern. I applied online and was contacted a while afterwards. In the actual interview, there were two interviewers, and it took place in the career services office at my univ
