Overall positive experience
Overall positive experience
Given the right job, working at Ford is a good experience. Projects are very interesting, with a chance to travel overseas to Europe and Asia. Most people are interesting and easy to get along with.
Very big company and easy to get lost in the shuffle. It is also a bit cliquey and hard to figure out some days.
Automotive is not an easy business to be in these days. I think any decision is tough, as the future of the company depends on the choices management is making today.
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Three steps were included and detailed all experiences. Requested detail more with additional questions. It was very professional and difficult. It took weeks with three different interviews. There were some exams and assessments online before all i
Project Engineer
English test, which was not like TOEFL or IELTS, that does not have listening or speaking parts. They record you and watch you later on, followed by logic tests like math and reasoning. After the Human Resources interview, I talked with 3 to 4 manage
Project Engineer
The complete hiring process was simple, which included a typical two-step interview process. The first was a brief phone interview, followed by an in-person interview directly with the hiring manager. After the in-person interview, it took only three
Project Engineer
Turkey, Texas, United StatesJune 1, 2021Three steps were included and detailed all experiences. Requested detail more with additional questions. It was very professional and difficult. It took weeks with three different interviews. There were some exams and assessments online before all i
Project Engineer
Istanbul, TurkeyJanuary 1, 2015English test, which was not like TOEFL or IELTS, that does not have listening or speaking parts. They record you and watch you later on, followed by logic tests like math and reasoning. After the Human Resources interview, I talked with 3 to 4 manage
Project Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesMay 1, 2014The complete hiring process was simple, which included a typical two-step interview process. The first was a brief phone interview, followed by an in-person interview directly with the hiring manager. After the in-person interview, it took only three
