Ford has good opportunities for a new engineer out of college. Product Development is binge hiring right now, it seems. After being here for an internship and full-time for 1.5 years, I went from a very timid student to a confident engineer. I've learned so much more real-life problem-solving skills that school cannot teach. Ford is a large company with many opportunities to move laterally and up. Ford is very good with work-life balance and respects it. They encourage further education and offer training.
Lots of management layers can be frustrating and can hinder productivity. Buildings and facilities are outdated (furniture, layout); however, getting better with updating technology. Ford is stuck in old processes, creating a not-very-professional atmosphere.
Quick process. One with the recruiter and then with the hiring manager. They ask straightforward questions and would like answers supported by examples and solid data. Refer to actual instances and how they were dealt with.
Met a recruiter at an on-campus career fair. Talked to them and was signed up for an on-campus interview later that week. Received a second-round interview for which I traveled to Dearborn, MI. The morning of the interview, I gathered with other can
Great interview, to the point, and quick response. Interview with three people on-site after a quick phone interview. Great and easy interview experience overall.
Quick process. One with the recruiter and then with the hiring manager. They ask straightforward questions and would like answers supported by examples and solid data. Refer to actual instances and how they were dealt with.
Met a recruiter at an on-campus career fair. Talked to them and was signed up for an on-campus interview later that week. Received a second-round interview for which I traveled to Dearborn, MI. The morning of the interview, I gathered with other can
Great interview, to the point, and quick response. Interview with three people on-site after a quick phone interview. Great and easy interview experience overall.