Good work-life balance, but unstable due to strategy changes
Good work-life balance, but unstable due to strategy changes
- Flexible and good work/life balance.
- Working on some of the best products on the market (F-150/Super Duty/Bronco).
- Unstable long-term strategy and vision due to many executive management changes.
- Deteriorating employer/employee loyalty.
- Push for offshore/low-cost country engineering.
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Product Engineer
Online questions and then an onsite interview. The questions are not too technical, but they question your ability to think and process at the scene about a particular problem. They ask about 10 questions like such.
Product Engineer
An initial screening exam followed by an aptitude test. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. Two
Product Engineer
It took 3 months to call for an interview, and it's been almost 4 months since with no answer, even for a rejection. Surprisingly, the interview lasted for 15 minutes, and no question was asked that evaluated me.
Product Engineer
United StatesJune 1, 2021Online questions and then an onsite interview. The questions are not too technical, but they question your ability to think and process at the scene about a particular problem. They ask about 10 questions like such.
Product Engineer
IndiaMarch 5, 2021An initial screening exam followed by an aptitude test. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. This was followed by a group discussion about general topics. Two
Product Engineer
United StatesOctober 5, 2017It took 3 months to call for an interview, and it's been almost 4 months since with no answer, even for a rejection. Surprisingly, the interview lasted for 15 minutes, and no question was asked that evaluated me.
