Easy interview, 4 behavioral questions and a pretty easy job. Don't really need a lot of experience as long as you aren't completely lazy.
The job can get boring once you get to know everyone on your team and the position itself. This is mainly for project management positions where you have to babysit suppliers, maintenance, production, and pretty much everyone at the plant if you need their help.
On-campus interview. Preliminary screening. Second interview conducted over 2 days at Ford's Dearborn headquarters. Overall a very positive experience. Ample opportunity for interviewers to get to know each prospective employee's experiences, educa
I was first contacted by a supervisor who had a position open in his department. He conducted a phone interview with me. On the interview day, there was a presentation about Ford and their vision, a case study group session, and a personal interview.
The first interview was a phone screen. After a week or so, I received feedback for a panel interview. The interviewers were good and had a professional approach. A series of questions were asked (~10), and they were mostly situation-based. It was
On-campus interview. Preliminary screening. Second interview conducted over 2 days at Ford's Dearborn headquarters. Overall a very positive experience. Ample opportunity for interviewers to get to know each prospective employee's experiences, educa
I was first contacted by a supervisor who had a position open in his department. He conducted a phone interview with me. On the interview day, there was a presentation about Ford and their vision, a case study group session, and a personal interview.
The first interview was a phone screen. After a week or so, I received feedback for a panel interview. The interviewers were good and had a professional approach. A series of questions were asked (~10), and they were mostly situation-based. It was