The workload is fair, and there's a lot of support if you need help using software tools.
If you start as a contractor, the chances are you will stay one with Ford.
There are lots of double standards. Promotion goes to the wrong people, always just because they are on the good side of management.
They will end contracts with no notice, even if you had good reviews and you do a good job.
They treat their contractors horribly. They won't even allow them to join department meetings.
They are not allowed to work from home, even though their policy says otherwise.
So, if you are a contractor and live in Michigan, expect a good cut in winter just because you can't make it to work due to weather conditions.
My advice to job seekers: Don't come here unless you have a direct offer.
Try to treat your contract workers better because they are the ones who get the job done!
Attended the 2019 SHPE National Convention in Phoenix. My resume was uploaded to a database for employers, and I was selected for an interview. I was contacted by email a few weeks prior to the event and scheduled an interview.
It started with a phone screen, then went to an online coding test. It was using Hackerrank and had questions about Angular and an IDE coding challenge about Spring field validation.
The interview consisted of a series of three HackerRank coding challenges and various multiple-choice questions. This was only the coding interview portion given to me by a recruiter. If I recall correctly, I was given roughly 45 minutes to complete
Attended the 2019 SHPE National Convention in Phoenix. My resume was uploaded to a database for employers, and I was selected for an interview. I was contacted by email a few weeks prior to the event and scheduled an interview.
It started with a phone screen, then went to an online coding test. It was using Hackerrank and had questions about Angular and an IDE coding challenge about Spring field validation.
The interview consisted of a series of three HackerRank coding challenges and various multiple-choice questions. This was only the coding interview portion given to me by a recruiter. If I recall correctly, I was given roughly 45 minutes to complete