It's a living
It's a living
- Get to be a part of producing an exciting end product that you can point to everywhere.
- Get to use almost every engineering tool available.
- Inter-departmental politics.
- Bureaucracy and overly complicated systems mean that things get done slowly.
- You have to live in Michigan.
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Product Development Engineer
I was flown out to Dearborn, where there was a two-day interview. It was mostly group interviews, but it included a tour of the Dearborn Truck Plant and the Rouge Plant, which was very cool.
Product Development Engineer
After a quick phone interview, I was flown out to Dearborn to interview in person. Travel, accommodations, and local transportation were provided. Once there, I had an individual interview, a group interview, and a presentation on what to expect if
Product Development Engineer
There were three interviewers. All behavior questions, the interview lasted 30 minutes. The interview was shaky because the questions were unusual, but they were supportive of the answers and very communicative.
Product Development Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesApril 1, 2009I was flown out to Dearborn, where there was a two-day interview. It was mostly group interviews, but it included a tour of the Dearborn Truck Plant and the Rouge Plant, which was very cool.
Product Development Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesDecember 1, 2011After a quick phone interview, I was flown out to Dearborn to interview in person. Travel, accommodations, and local transportation were provided. Once there, I had an individual interview, a group interview, and a presentation on what to expect if
Product Development Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesDecember 20, 2023There were three interviewers. All behavior questions, the interview lasted 30 minutes. The interview was shaky because the questions were unusual, but they were supportive of the answers and very communicative.
