If you work at Product Development Center, you'll find a great work/life balance and many holidays (the office is shut down from Xmas-New Years). The co-workers are friendly and equally motivated to get the job done and help you when you ask. It's easy to move from one job to another within the Product Development department.
Lots of bureaucracy, slow to make progress with many reviews with stakeholders.
Enable others to make decisions without needing layers of approval before progression.
Two interviews on campus, and then a series of interviews at Ford.
The hiring process was initiated by a contract house/agency. I was asked to interview for a position with FoMoCo in early 2013. I was well received by my interviewer and was shown around the place I'd be working at, if hired. The interview process b
First, I had a phone screening with an HR person, in which they asked for more detail about my background and skills. Then, they invited me onsite. The onsite interview was 90 minutes and took place in a cubicle with three engineers. All the questio
Two interviews on campus, and then a series of interviews at Ford.
The hiring process was initiated by a contract house/agency. I was asked to interview for a position with FoMoCo in early 2013. I was well received by my interviewer and was shown around the place I'd be working at, if hired. The interview process b
First, I had a phone screening with an HR person, in which they asked for more detail about my background and skills. Then, they invited me onsite. The onsite interview was 90 minutes and took place in a cubicle with three engineers. All the questio