Honestly, the work culture depends on a team-to-team basis, but Ford, in general, I guess, is one of the best.
There are no cons really that I can think of. There are events which are useless because they lead to nowhere, like the Tomorrow City Intern Challenge, but it's still a learning experience at the very least.
Two managers from different departments interviewed me at once. I got the interview after meeting with representatives at a college career fair. I took a screening exam later that day and received an interview offer soon afterwards. The interview was
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
Phone Interview with an HR Rep. Checklist interview to verify eligibility for the job. Received an email before the interview with 2 behavioral and 2 skills-based questions about the job. Was told to wait for 7-10 business days after the interview
Two managers from different departments interviewed me at once. I got the interview after meeting with representatives at a college career fair. I took a screening exam later that day and received an interview offer soon afterwards. The interview was
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
Phone Interview with an HR Rep. Checklist interview to verify eligibility for the job. Received an email before the interview with 2 behavioral and 2 skills-based questions about the job. Was told to wait for 7-10 business days after the interview